Hope Saves The Day

Interview with Christina Bauer, an author—and woman on the autism spectrum--who writes five fantasy books annually for a total of forty-five releases so far. Every story takes place in a unique world. Basically, I build up to five Star Wars worlds a year, every year. Long story short, I’ve decided to share my truth (and sassy mouth) in case it’s of interest to other chicks on the spectrum and society in general.

Additional background: 

• I’ve written more than forty-five books: https://monsterhousebooks.com/books 

Paul Cimins interviews Manisha Lad, Neurodiversity Family Coach.

Her journey started as an Information Technology consultant and worked in the field with leading companies like Siebel Systems, Metlife, UBS bank in Tokyo. 2001 I decided to quit my career when our only son Akhil Lad was diagnosed with AUTISM. 

Since then I educated myself to become an Holistic Health Coach and our education and treatment with Akhil changed our perspective of AUTISM from Behavior to Biomedical and NeuroSensory Motor disorder. 

Our son Akhil Lad is now an adult though minimally speaking is taking Associate Science Degree with Rowan College of South Jersey. He also inspired us to start Akhil Autism Foundation.

I coach parents to get started on Autism Journey and understand them different puzzle pieces with right resources.

Global Virtual

Empowering Neurodiversity:

April 17th - 19th, (8AM - 3PM EST), Virtual - Online

Register for virtual symposium: https://akhilautismnds23.vfairs.com/

www.akhilautismfoundation.org

www.heal-wellness.com

www.akhillad.me

Paul Cimins interviews Jim Elliott, who left a successful career in the media business to launch Diveheart a 501c(3) not-for-profit organization that helps build confidence and independence in children, veterans and others with disabilities through zero gravity and Scuba Therapy. Diveheart seeks to instill the can-do spirit in its participants. Diveheart doesn’t discriminate when it comes to working with people with disabilities and serves cognitively and physically impaired individuals worldwide. 

Since 2001 Elliott, who is a volunteer with no salary, has initiated Scuba Therapy research with university medical centers around the country, including the first study on Autism and Scuba Therapy and the world’s most innovative Adaptive Scuba Training program for instructors, dive buddies and Adaptive Divers.  He also lectures and trains dive professionals in the “Business of Adaptive Scuba.”

Paul Cimins talks autism news and our past and upcoming events.

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Autism Radio, a NJ non-profit, presents a Comedy Night fundraiser for Autism awareness month.

April 29, 2023.

All funds raised go to autistic families in need.

Starring comedians Jeff Norris, Amy Miller, and special guests.

Ticket includes comedy show, spaghetti and meatball dinner, salad, beer, wine, and soda.

Doors open 6:30 pm.

Visit https://www.autismradio.org/tickets for more info.

Kevin Donaldson knows suffering.

Suffering was the springboard from his childhood into a precarious relationship as he climbed the ranks as a police officer.  His suffering spiraled after a nearly fatal shooting while on active duty. 

This incident became an ideal storm in which he began the dependent dance with alcohol, drugs, suicidal ideations, and depression. 

Now clean and sober, Kevin is a leading advocate for mental health, especially for those on the front line. Kevin is a keynote speaker and the face for the men in crisis across the east coast.  Kevin is the host of the critically acclaimed podcast, The Suffering Podcast, which ranks in the top 1% globally. 

Post New Year's Show with Paul Cimins.

Paul Cimins talks about Christmas and stress around the Holidays.

After Thanksgiving show and news story about Autistic child driving.

Paul Cimins talks about Thanksgiving & the upcoming holidays from the heart.

Pauls Cimins interviews Katrina Hayes, Owner/Special Education Advocate of Speak Up Special Education Advocacy.