Spectrum Perspectives

Spectrum Perspectives

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Spectrum Perspectives episodes

  • Katie Asher Take 2-Let's talk Vx injury, Tylenol, Telepathy Tapes

    Katie visits us again to talk about recent events being discussed in the media regarding Autism. She explains how Vax's create a cytokine storm in the body, how Tylenol lowers glutathione levels, and how ABA can contribute to creating the verbal loops that are so common among unreliable speakers. She also talks about the making of The Telepathy Tapes podcast and movie.

    1 hr 37 min
  • Katie Asher Take 2-Trailer

    Katie visits again after our first interview 3 years ago to talk about recent events to discuss Vax's, Tylenol, The Telepathy Tapes, Spelling and how ABA contributes to myelinated motor patterns in the brain which contribute to vocal loops.

    2 min
  • Susan Damaske May-Crunchy mom homeschools her non-speaker

    Susan is a "crunchy" mom who home schools her kids. The one child she did not get vaxxed is the one who is on the autism spectrum. He is a non-speaker, and she uses the Spellers Method with him to do his school lessons and to teach him how to communicate. She encourages other parents to take their time and not to compete with others on their Spelling journey. She runs a support group for other families of non-speakers who home school called "Non Speakers Home School Support". Reach her through Facebook as Susan Damaske May, or through the website NonSpeakersHomeSchoolSupport.com

    1 hr 16 min
  • Rae Ruiz Trailer-Love story of two Spellers

    Meet Rae and her mom Jennifer. Rae uses Spelling to Communicate. After seeing a post by Zane Tucker on Facebook Spelling that he wants a girlfriend, Rae wanted to meet him. (We met Zane in a previous episode.) The rest is history! Listen to the full episode of how they communicate and their plans for the future. 

    4 min
  • Rae Ruiz- Love story of two Spellers who communicate with Spelling and Telepathy. Full episode.

    After a regression Rae was diagnosed with Global Delay, Autism, Mentally Disabled and having the mental capacity of a 2 year old. But after watching the Spellers movie her mom Jennifer found a practitioner to teach Rae how to Spell to communicate. Now she is writing poems and songs. As with many other Spellers, she is telepathic, see angels, demons, Jesus and goes to the Hill. But her favorite thing to talk about is her boyfriend Zane! After Zane put out a message on Facebook spelling that he would like a girlfriend, someone sent the video to Jennifer who showed it to Rae. She said she would like to meet him, and now they communicate every day and even plan to get married. Rae said she has seen Zane in heaven, so now we know this was a marriage made in heaven! To view photos of the couple watch the video version on YouTube at Robbie's World channel. 

    1 hr 19 min
  • Judy & Tyler-Speller Son says "ABA was useless, torture, humiliating and demeaning". Full episode.

    Judy's son Tyler was underestimated in Special Ed classes his whole life. Now that he is spelling to communicate they have learned how smart he actually is, and how he has taught himself almost every language! He says ABA therapy was useless, torture, humiliating and demeaning. He now takes college classes and requested bibles for his birthday in Aramaic, Latin and Greek. 

    1 hr 32 min
  • Mary Kay Deal-Mom of daughter with Down Syndrome follows autism parents, now Spelling has helped.

    Mary Kay's daughter has Down Syndrome. She learned how to help her daughter by listening to Autism Parents! After meeting Cheryl Bailey, she helped her understand how metals were causing her sickness and gut issues and how to detox. Then after meeting Darcy Day (see our interview with Darcy on this channel) She learned that her daughter was not cognitively delayed as assumed, and began to use Spelling to Communicate.

    1 hr 29 min

About Spectrum Perspectives

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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.