In this episode, Shannon explains the top ten things that the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act provides.

In this episode, Shannon explains the top ten things that the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act provides.

Judi Uttal from Autism in Entertainment joins Shannon to talk about problems associated with Social Security for individuals with Developmental Disabilities attempting to work. This is a very important topic and Judi has some critical information to share. Judi also shares an update on what Autism in Entertainment has been able to accomplish thus far. The jargon of the day is Three Term Contingency.

Earthquakes, floods, and storms happen. Loved ones and pets die. Helping our children through the aftermath of these events is often overwhelming for parents. This is especially true for parents of children with speech, social and/or cognitive delays. Shannon gives us her favorite top ten tips she has learned from the experts. They may not all work for your child, but hopefully at least one will.

David Humphrey joins Shannon to give an update on the P2i project. What do we know about autism that we didn't know 4 years ago. Additionally, what has this research uncovered having to do with chronic disease? David shares how he and others are keeping Dr. Bernie Rimland's vision for autism alive.

On today's show, Shannon Penrod talks about the double edged sword of compliance. Is it possible to teach a child to be obedient while still teaching them how to be an effective self-advocate? Yes, but it takes some work and mindfulness…it's worth it. Join us at 10am Wednesday!

Kari Baker talks with Shannon about KIND which stands for Kids with Invisible Neurological Differences and her new book, Finding Kind, which details her family's autism journey and self discovery. It is an inspirational hour you won't want to miss. Today's jargon term is: Visual Supports

Dr. Aaron Dallman joins Shannon to share opinions on Neurodiversity, Autism and emotions, and the mental health and well being of individuals on the spectrum. Today's jargon term is Dyscalculia.

On today's show Dr. Eric Weiss joins Shannon to talk about umbilical stem cells, regenerative medicine and their very personal journey with their own son. The jargon is Perseverate.

On today's show Shannon gives tips for making sure that your IEP is in place and working properly to support your child's needs in an educational setting.