Fascinating discussion today with Stephanie Bealer, a therapist who specializes in working with clients who have neurodiversity, autism, and/or spectrum disorders. Her journey from the corporate world to being a therapist is quite the journey. From a late diagnosis of autism, to her work now with poeple on the spectrum is awesome. We hope you enjoy the discussion and check out her substack blog below!

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephaniebealer/ Substack: https://mindclinic.substack.com/ Neurodiversity Coalition of America: https://www.fishinatreeglobal.org/team-2 Upcoming Podcast: "The Trouble With Being Good," hosted on the Autistic Culture Podcast Network, will be available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify (Announcement: https://www.autisticculturepodcast.com/p/podcast-network-announcement).

In this episode of On Therapy we have a wonderful guest, Dr. Elaine M. Eshbaugh, Professor of Gerontology; Dementia Education & Outreach Director for University of Northern Iowa. What an amazing conversation surrounding dementia, aging, and understanding as to what individuals suffering from dementia, and their care takers, struggle with day to day.

https://csbs.uni.edu/family-aging-counseling/centers-initiatives/dementia-simulation-house

https://youtu.be/XeESSqpipNk?si=3thw0yRrKZRtLGNa

On this episode of, On Therapy, Paul and I get an opportunity to talk about what it means to raise boys. If we haven't been a parent to boys or are about to be, it's a crazy ride and can be a very unique and gratifing experience. We hope you enjoy the insights and perspecitves being a parent of boys in our society.

In this episode of, On Therapy, Paul and I revisit friendship with a focus on the meaning making we have with these connections and how important connection with others has on our well being.

Friendship building opportunities:

https://www.meetup.com/

https://boo.world

https://bumble.com

https://www.geneva.com

In this episode of, On Therapy, Paul and Sy walk through the struggle and difficulties of having aging parents. The shifts in family roles, finding time to reconnect, and being able to find space to understand what we experiencing.

In this episode of On Therapy, Paul and Sy tackle the complications and difficulties of our parents aging. These transitions can be hard and they can also be beautiful. We hope that you find this discussion enlightening and gain some understanding on how to find a path through the struggle.

On this weeks episode of On Therapy we explore emotional intelligence with our guest Kim Hass. Kim is a licensed counselor in Wisconsin who works with men and couples to discover and understanding what it means to, "feel".

In Kim's words: "Together, we'll start to uncover what your emotions have been trying to tell you—how they've been shaped by past experiences and how some patterns that once protected you may now be keeping you from the connection you long for."

Perfectly said. We hope you enjoy this exploration of therapy with Kim Hass.

Information about Kim:

Website: http://https//thrivinglifecounseling.net

Men's Retreat: http://https//thrivinglifecounseling.net/eq-edge-retreat/

Kim's podcast: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4P5oYCVrfdJPdZ695iHqio?si=cxVjZ-TyRNOxz84O-NAiHQ

In this episode of the On Therapy podcast Paul & Sy discuss the real struggles that divorce can causes families. We also tackle the joys and difficulties that come with blending families.

On this episode of the On Therapy podcast Paul and Sy discuss the pressures and impact on individuals who are educators in our society.

In this episode of On Therapy Paul and Sy discuss the amazing impact of kindness on all of us. It can be an approach to interactions, a way of being, or simply the impact on our internal life by being kind.