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Keri has a twin who was diagnosed with Autism. She talks about life growing up with him as a sibling, and becoming his guardian in the future. She is now a Speech Pathologist in New Jersey at a school for kids with Special Needs and also owns her own private practice where she works with kids and adults on the Spectrum.
Cindy met Kelly when she spoke at her conference for Autism moms in Pittsburg, PA in 2022. Kelly is an Autism mom who started the "Autism Caring Center". She holds activities for Autism families trying to fill the gaps of what's needed in her area. She also does Autism training for businesses that want their employees to know how to interact with people with Autism. They raise money each year at the "Summer Fade Away Festival". Find out what that is when you listen to this episode.
Cindy met Kelly when she spoke at her conference for Autism moms in Pittsburg, PA in 2022. Kelly is an Autism mom who started the "Autism Caring Center". She holds activities for Autism families trying to fill the gaps of what's needed in her area. She also does Autism training for businesses that want their employees to know how to interact with people with Autism. They raise money each year at the "Summer Fade Away Festival". Find out what that is when you listen to this episode.
Kim Bays is the mom of twin boys who are both on the spectrum. The also lives on an 800 acre cattle ranch in Texas. After a trip to Great Wolf Lodge she decided she wanted to create a place for autism families to go for a vacation and get some respite and celled it Martha's Ranch. After having her kids tested for food sensitivities, she has also worked on cooking foods that fit their special diets, and wants to help parents with this too.
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Spectrum Perspectives is a safe space for parents, families, and anyone touched by Autism and special needs. Hosted by Cindy Gelormini, a mom who’s walked this journey herself, the podcast shares real conversations with parents, adults on the Spectrum, professionals, and advocates who understand both the challenges and the beauty of living life on the Spectrum.
Cindy isn’t afraid to ask the hard questions and open the door to topics that parents often wrestle with quietly—things like ABA therapy, bullying, vaccine injury, abuse, and new ways of communication such as Spelling to Communicate. As the show grows, so does the conversation—Season 4 explores spiritual insights, including telepathy and the hidden gifts that many families are just beginning to discover.
If you listen with an open mind and a tender heart, you may find comfort, hope, and maybe even a brand-new perspective on what it means to love someone on the Spectrum.