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  • 072 Which Of These 3 Parent Types Are You?
    Which of these 3 parent types are you? Lynn Hegedus, a special needs educator and parent advocate, shares her story of career transformation and what she’s learned through the process including these 3 parent types.
    It all started while at work one day, Lynn got the call that her daughter’s preschool had lost her 17-month old. As a result, when she left her office that day, it would be her last as an accountant.
    At age 2, her daughter was diagnosed with Autism and Lynn began attending school with her. One thing led to another, and she went back to school, earning her Master’s in Education; therefore, she began teaching full time.
    LYNN'S AWESOME QUOTE:
    “That’s what makes us so great … is the fact that we are so unique.”
    3 Parent Types
    As an educator, Lynn recognizes there are 3 parent types:
    1) The parent who is super-involved and stays up-to-date on everything concerning their child.
    2) The parent who wants to be involved but doesn’t know what how or what to do.
    3) The parent who has no clue and doesn’t involve themselves in much of anything including knowing the teachers’ names.
    Now, it seems like Lynn’s career is taking on yet another new direction. She has left the classroom and began independently championing for parents as a professional parent advocate. Her experiences both as a mother of a special-needs child and as a special-needs educator have her well prepared. Most of all, she wants to help others who are like her.
    If you’d like to ask her questions or speak with her, you can email Lynn directly at [email protected]
    Or, checkout her website. Be sure to sign up for her Edu-boxes that come directly to your door!
    Listen, as we explore special-needs education and the power of parent advocacy.
    ~ Jennie | Show notes: https://awesound.com/@SeeinADHD/072-which-of-these-3-parent-types-are-you?auid=a8sx98xto
    29 min
  • 072 | Which Of These 3 Parent Types Are You?

    Which of these 3 parent types are you? Lynn Hegedus, a special needs educator and parent advocate, shares her story of career transformation and what she’s learned through the process including these 3 parent types.

    It all started while at work one day, Lynn got the call that her daughter’s preschool had lost her 17-month old. As a result, when she left her office that day, it would be her last as an accountant.

    At age 2, her daughter was diagnosed with Autism and Lynn began attending school with her. One thing led to another, and she went back to school, earning her Master’s in Education; therefore, she began teaching full time.

    LYNN'S AWESOME QUOTE:

    “That’s what makes us so great … is the fact that we are so unique.”

    3 Parent Types

    As an educator, Lynn recognizes there are 3 parent types:

    1) The parent who is super-involved and stays up-to-date on everything concerning their child.

    2) The parent who wants to be involved but doesn’t know what how or what to do.

    3) The parent who has no clue and doesn’t involve themselves in much of anything including knowing the teachers’ names.

    Now, it seems like Lynn’s career is taking on yet another new direction. She has left the classroom and began independently championing for parents as a professional parent advocate. Her experiences both as a mother of a special-needs child and as a special-needs educator have her well prepared. Most of all, she wants to help others who are like her.

    If you’d like to ask her questions or speak with her, you can email Lynn directly at [email protected]

    Or, checkout her website. Be sure to sign up for her Edu-boxes that come directly to your door!

    Listen, as we explore special-needs education and the power of parent advocacy.

    ~ Jennie

    Links:

    Lynn Hegedus, M.Ed

    Lynn Hegedus, M.Ed

    Click to view: show page on Awesound

    29 min
  • 072 | Which Of These 3 Parent Types Are You?

    Which of these 3 parent types are you? Lynn Hegedus, a special needs educator and parent advocate, shares her story of career transformation and what she’s learned through the process including these 3 parent types.

    It all started while at work one day, Lynn got the call that her daughter’s preschool had lost her 17-month old. As a result, when she left her office that day, it would be her last as an accountant.

    At age 2, her daughter was diagnosed with Autism and Lynn began attending school with her. One thing led to another, and she went back to school, earning her Master’s in Education; therefore, she began teaching full time.

    LYNN'S AWESOME QUOTE:

    “That’s what makes us so great … is the fact that we are so unique.”

    3 Parent Types

    As an educator, Lynn recognizes there are 3 parent types:

    1) The parent who is super-involved and stays up-to-date on everything concerning their child.

    2) The parent who wants to be involved but doesn’t know what how or what to do.

    3) The parent who has no clue and doesn’t involve themselves in much of anything including knowing the teachers’ names.

    Now, it seems like Lynn’s career is taking on yet another new direction. She has left the classroom and began independently championing for parents as a professional parent advocate. Her experiences both as a mother of a special-needs child and as a special-needs educator have her well prepared. Most of all, she wants to help others who are like her.

    If you’d like to ask her questions or speak with her, you can email Lynn directly at [email protected]

    Or, checkout her website. Be sure to sign up for her Edu-boxes that come directly to your door!

    Listen, as we explore special-needs education and the power of parent advocacy.

    ~ Jennie

    Links:

    Lynn Hegedus, M.Ed

    Lynn Hegedus, M.Ed

    Click to view: show page on Awesound

    29 min
  • 072 | Which Of These 3 Parent Types Are You?

    Which of these 3 parent types are you? Lynn Hegedus, a special needs educator and parent advocate, shares her story of career transformation and what she’s learned through the process including these 3 parent types.

    It all started while at work one day, Lynn got the call that her daughter’s preschool had lost her 17-month old. As a result, when she left her office that day, it would be her last as an accountant.

    At age 2, her daughter was diagnosed with Autism and Lynn began attending school with her. One thing led to another, and she went back to school, earning her Master’s in Education; therefore, she began teaching full time.

    LYNN'S AWESOME QUOTE:

    “That’s what makes us so great … is the fact that we are so unique.”

    3 Parent Types

    As an educator, Lynn recognizes there are 3 parent types:

    1) The parent who is super-involved and stays up-to-date on everything concerning their child.

    2) The parent who wants to be involved but doesn’t know what how or what to do.

    3) The parent who has no clue and doesn’t involve themselves in much of anything including knowing the teachers’ names.

    Now, it seems like Lynn’s career is taking on yet another new direction. She has left the classroom and began independently championing for parents as a professional parent advocate. Her experiences both as a mother of a special-needs child and as a special-needs educator have her well prepared. Most of all, she wants to help others who are like her.

    If you’d like to ask her questions or speak with her, you can email Lynn directly at [email protected]

    Or, checkout her website. Be sure to sign up for her Edu-boxes that come directly to your door!

    Listen, as we explore special-needs education and the power of parent advocacy.

    ~ Jennie

    Links:

    Lynn Hegedus, M.Ed

    Lynn Hegedus, M.Ed

    Click to view: show page on Awesound

    29 min
  • How To Achieve Success Regardless Of Circumstance
    If ever there was a person who can say that you can achieve success regardless of circumstance, it’s Tanner Gers.
    Diagnosed with ADHD in fourth grade, Tanner already had some challenges ahead of him, but at 21, he was in a life-altering car accident that left him blind, for now anyway. You can hear about it on his own podcast, Creative Success, episode 000.
    TANNER'S AWESOME QUOTE:
    “When you have these negative thoughts, choose a second one, choose a new one … choose a better one.”
    Achieve Success Regardless
    Tanner’s accident is where his story, and his ideas on how to achieve success, really began. It was after injury that he became an accomplished US Paralympian, ranking at one point, 4th in the world.
    He’s also published author, motivational speaker, and successful podcaster of two shows, The Athlete’s Summit and his newest venture, the Creative Success Podcast.
    Be sure to check him out because he is amazing with extra zing!
    ~ Jennie | Show notes: https://awesound.com/@SeeinADHD/071-how-to-achieve-success-regardless-of-circum?auid=alp8nlezv
    39 min
  • 071 How To Achieve Success Regardless Of Circumstance
    If ever there was a person who can say that you can achieve success regardless of circumstance, it’s Tanner Gers.
    Diagnosed with ADHD in fourth grade, Tanner already had some challenges ahead of him, but at 21, he was in a life-altering car accident that left him blind, for now anyway. You can hear about it on his own podcast, Creative Success, episode 000.
    TANNER'S AWESOME QUOTE:
    “When you have these negative thoughts, choose a second one, choose a new one … choose a better one.”
    Achieve Success Regardless
    Tanner’s accident is where his story, and his ideas on how to achieve success, really began. It was after injury that he became an accomplished US Paralympian, ranking at one point, 4th in the world.
    He’s also published author, motivational speaker, and successful podcaster of two shows, The Athlete’s Summit and his newest venture, the Creative Success Podcast.
    Be sure to check him out because he is amazing with extra zing!
    ~ Jennie | Show notes: https://awesound.com/@SeeinADHD/071-how-to-achieve-success-regardless-of-circum?auid=a8sx98xto
    39 min
  • 071 | How To Achieve Success Regardless Of Circumstance

    If ever there was a person who can say that you can achieve success regardless of circumstance, it’s Tanner Gers.

    Diagnosed with ADHD in fourth grade, Tanner already had some challenges ahead of him, but at 21, he was in a life-altering car accident that left him blind, for now anyway. You can hear about it on his own podcast, Creative Success, episode 000.

    TANNER'S AWESOME QUOTE:

    “When you have these negative thoughts, choose a second one, choose a new one … choose a better one.”

    Achieve Success Regardless

    Tanner’s accident is where his story, and his ideas on how to achieve success, really began. It was after injury that he became an accomplished US Paralympian, ranking at one point, 4th in the world.

    He’s also published author, motivational speaker, and successful podcaster of two shows, The Athlete’s Summit and his newest venture, the Creative Success Podcast.

    Be sure to check him out because he is amazing with extra zing!

    ~ Jennie

    Links:

    Tanner Gers

    Tanner Gers

    Click to view: show page on Awesound

    39 min
  • 071 | How To Achieve Success Regardless Of Circumstance

    If ever there was a person who can say that you can achieve success regardless of circumstance, it’s Tanner Gers.

    Diagnosed with ADHD in fourth grade, Tanner already had some challenges ahead of him, but at 21, he was in a life-altering car accident that left him blind, for now anyway. You can hear about it on his own podcast, Creative Success, episode 000.

    TANNER'S AWESOME QUOTE:

    “When you have these negative thoughts, choose a second one, choose a new one … choose a better one.”

    Achieve Success Regardless

    Tanner’s accident is where his story, and his ideas on how to achieve success, really began. It was after injury that he became an accomplished US Paralympian, ranking at one point, 4th in the world.

    He’s also published author, motivational speaker, and successful podcaster of two shows, The Athlete’s Summit and his newest venture, the Creative Success Podcast.

    Be sure to check him out because he is amazing with extra zing!

    ~ Jennie

    Links:

    Tanner Gers

    Tanner Gers

    Click to view: show page on Awesound

    39 min
  • 071 | How To Achieve Success Regardless Of Circumstance

    If ever there was a person who can say that you can achieve success regardless of circumstance, it’s Tanner Gers.

    Diagnosed with ADHD in fourth grade, Tanner already had some challenges ahead of him, but at 21, he was in a life-altering car accident that left him blind, for now anyway. You can hear about it on his own podcast, Creative Success, episode 000.

    TANNER'S AWESOME QUOTE:

    “When you have these negative thoughts, choose a second one, choose a new one … choose a better one.”

    Achieve Success Regardless

    Tanner’s accident is where his story, and his ideas on how to achieve success, really began. It was after injury that he became an accomplished US Paralympian, ranking at one point, 4th in the world.

    He’s also published author, motivational speaker, and successful podcaster of two shows, The Athlete’s Summit and his newest venture, the Creative Success Podcast.

    Be sure to check him out because he is amazing with extra zing!

    ~ Jennie

    Links:

    Tanner Gers

    Tanner Gers

    Click to view: show page on Awesound

    39 min
  • 070 Making A Difference With Kids Who Learn Differently
    It's a fact, some kids who learn differently thrive in a special kind of school.
    Listen in, as Cyndy, someone who was diagnosed with ADHD later in life, describes her journey of discovering a passion for education and successfully turning it into opportunities for the young ones in her community.
    She had a great idea! By visiting businesses and organizations who keep up with the latest and greatest best practices for the special needs community, her school implements them for her students, and the children, their families, and the community benefits.
    Cyndy's Awesome Quote:
    “They really do want to be smart and they really do want to learn.”
    Learn Differently
    Cyndy Sanchez ended up creating a school for kids who learn differently. Whether on the Autism Spectrum, diagnosed with dyslexia, or having ADHD, her school makes the difference for these children because their being different doesn't matter.
    The Academy teaches in whatever manner each student learns and make no mistake, everyone at Helping Hearts learns.
    Located at 4811 Woodlawn Ave. Maurice, La 70555 ...
    Helping Hearts Academy has the vision "to become the premier learning institute of the south that best serves the needs of the children with learning differences and their parents while fully maximizing the child’s learning potential."
    Find them online: http://www.helpingheartsacademy.com
    Or, on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/helpingheartsacademy
    ~ Jennie | Show notes: https://awesound.com/@SeeinADHD/070-making-a-difference-with-kids-who-learn-dif-2?auid=a8sx98xto
    37 min

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If you're trying to understand ADHD, what it is, what it isn't, or looking for strategies to help improve your life, you're in the right place. 

Each episode explores some aspect of ADHD. Whether you…