Carson’s Voices: A Place for Struggling Parents

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Shannon and Phil discuss the last 4 months with Carson and their hiatus. 

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Phil and Shannon interview Tee who was Carson's previous RBT at one of his ABA clinics. 

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Phil and Shannon discuss Public School vs ABA and the changes that are coming. Also go over issues at the Waterpark and pool with Carson. 

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Phil and Shannon on a Mother's Day Episode speak with Susanna Peace Lovell-- Susanna is a contributing Author of the Book: Suddenly Brave Together and she is the Co-Host of the Brave Together Podcast: Support and Community for Caregiving Parents. 

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Jules Darville is a MMA Fighter out of England who has been helping people put together Diet and Workout Routines, along with Lifestyle Tips and realistic goals. You can find him and learn more about his program on Instragram @julesdarvillept 

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Adolfo and Christa are Owners and Operators of We Rock the Spectrum Gym in North Austin, TX. Discussion on their Family, their Journey on life with Autism and discussions about how they opened their Gym.

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Phil and Shannon discuss Carson's Birthday, along with Best and Worst Birthday's, along with Songs for Carson.

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Interview with Sadie Zawisza about Ethan Wall who passed at Age 6 due to complications from Phelan-McDermid Syndrome.

FROM SADIE: This episode shares the story of Ethan, an incredible little boy whose life was cut short but who left a lasting impact on everyone around him. 

Diagnosed with Phelan-McDermid syndrome and autism, Ethan faced complex medical and developmental challenges, yet he was gentle, observant, quietly funny, and deeply connected to the people who loved him. Music was his language. Sensory play brought him joy. His soft laugh filled every room.

The conversation reflects on how working with Ethan reshaped what progress truly means, shifting from compliance and structured programs toward connection, comfort, and honoring autonomy. It highlights how meaningful moments don’t always look like skill acquisition. Sometimes they look like sitting beside a child, following their lead, and prioritizing quality of life.

It also explores the evolution of ABA, moving toward assent, dignity, flexibility, and relationship-centered care, and how children like Ethan continue to shape the heart of the field.
Ethan’s impact lives on in every pause, every choice offered, and every moment of respect.

A beautiful reminder that the smallest voices can create the biggest change.

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Phil and Shannon discuss Carson being sick, along with Medications the Good and the Bad. 

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Phil and Shannon discuss having a Social Life with raising their Family and struggles that happen with it.