In this episode I talk about special education vs mainstream level classes. Following a conversation with a rideshare driver recently, I decided to talk about why I think it’s ok for people on the spectrum should be in mainstream level classes. As someone who was in special Ed and mainstream level classes, here’s what I have to say about that.

One of the biggest struggles in the workplace is providing the right accommodations for individuals on the spectrum and others who have disabilities. As a result, comes many misunderstandings and lost opportunities.

In this episode, I talk about “The Sunflower Project” which provides lanyards for passengers traveling with invisible disabilities at airports. What’s it all about?

https://hiddendisabilitiesstore.com/us/about-hidden-disabilities-sunflower

In this episode, I talk about ways that you can advocate for yourselves when you employer makes a false promise. From speaking to a lawyer to gathering the right evidence.

https://www.findlaw.com/employment/hiring-process/can-i-sue-my-employer-for-false-promises-.html

https://www.wikihow.com/Deal-With-a-Boss-Who-Makes-Promises-But-Never-Delivers?amp=1

In 1989, actress and retired broadway star brought to life one of the most beloved Disney Villains. Pat Carroll, who provided her voice died on July 30th, 2022. She was 95 years old.

In this episode, I talk about employers who often make false promises to employees. Some of the reasons they dangle the carrot is because they often look to keep their employees as long as possible. For people on the spectrum and other people with disabilities, it can be a deadly combination.

In this episode, I talk about the hate-filled message by Pastor Greg Locke. His message? All people on the autism spectrum are possessed by demons. I also have talk about the issues that we face in fait-based communities.

In this episode, I talk about crying vs mismanaging emotions that could get you into trouble. Why do I think it’s okay? Find out.

Most recently, I spoke with Michael Hingson of “The Upstoppable Mindset,” who is the author of the the best selling book, “Thunderdog.” He is also the survivor of the tower 1 in the world trader center. He shared his experiences with me about how he was not afraid the day of the attack.

https://michaelhingson.com/welcome-to-unstoppable-mindset-podcast/

As a result, I feel that individuals on the spectrum could also benefit from learning how to prepare for emergencies. In fact, we all could.

In this episode, I talk about the distinction between a tantrum and a meltdown. How can you tell tie difference? Find out