THE AUTISM ADHD PODCAST

Many parents and teachers are feeling anxious about how to provide education to our children while keeping them safe. Alexandria Bergman, Master IEP Coach, and I talk about not only the factors to consider for education during this strange time but also some possible solutions. Love to you all, Holly - The Mom/Psychologist Who Gets It

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I interview my amazing Son in today's episode. He talks about what it's like to have ADHD and Autism. He also talks about school, peers, and friends. You don't want to miss it!

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We always want to make sure that Differently wired children are supported in the best and most effective ways so it’s important to evaluate their current support package at least every few months. This episode covers the 3 steps you need to know. 

Take care,

Holly Blanc Moses, The Mom/Psychologist Who Gets It

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As parents and professionals, we want to set up differently wired children for success.

In this POWERFUL episode, I give you 9 tips for creating the most effective behavior rules for your child, student, or client. You're going to LOVE IT! Hugs, Holly Blanc Moses The Mom/Psychologist Who Gets It

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All of us have an idea about how we want to show up for-

• Our kids
• Our family
• Our friends
• Our clients
• Our colleagues

Here's the thing-

We aren't always able to show up how we want because we are all human.

In this podcast, Holly Yates and I talk about how to show up the way you want more often by-

• Identifying your values
• Having more compassion for yourself
• Having more compassion for others
• Taking action toward your values

You are going to LOVE IT!

Hugs, Holly Blanc Moses

The Mom/Psychologist Who Gets It

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Being a differently wired child is hard. Really hard. In my private practice, I often hear "I can't do anything right",  "I always mess up" and "No one cares". They often go through life thinking they're "wrong" and "bad". Let's dedicate ourselves to build them up instead of breaking them down. Let's recognize their strengths and nurture their gifts BEFORE we react to challenging behavior, let's ask ourselves 2 questions- 

1. Will this matter in five years?
2. How can I help make this a win?

Don't miss this very special episode with John Wilson!

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Many differently wired children grow up feeling like what they want or need doesn't matter. Let's change that! But how? A step in the right direction is self-advocacy:) Teaching them to advocate for themselves has many benefits, including improving self-awareness, decreasing depression, and anxiety, promoting communication, building community resources, increasing social-emotional skills, and enhancing motivation.

In this important podcast episode, Dr. Tara Regan and I chat about choice. routines, 504 and IEP participation, pursuing passions, masking, isolation prevention, and post-secondary goals. REMEMBER - It's NEVER too early to teach your child, student or client to self-advocate:) LISTEN for simple strategies that you can start using today!  ❤️

 

Holly Blanc Moses The Mom/Psychologist Who Gets It LEARN MORE ABOUT HOLLY LEARN MORE ABOUT TARA   Dr. Tara Regan is the Executive Director and Founder of Autism Grown Up, an online non-profit organization based in North Carolina. She's a sibling to 2 autistic adult brothers (Tyler and Tanner) and has been working in the autism community for over a decade. Dr. Regan has a background in direct care practice, social work, and special education. She integrates all she's learned across disciplines into writing and speaking about adulthood, the lifespan, and collaborations within the autism community.   Resources Self-advocacy curricula links: Lessons for teaching self-advocacy from the University of Oklahoma.   Whose future is it anyway?

I'll be honest, my husband and I don't have special financial accounts or trusts set up for our differently wired children. Life gets busy! All of a sudden, our boys are 10 and 15. Where did the time go? I didn't have the answer to the questions -What happens after we're gone? How will they live? How will they pay the bills? I don't want my sister to have to guess as to what to do for them. The Bottom line is - I needed more information! We are VERY fortunate to have a skilled Certified Special Needs Planner, Ryan Platt, to help us answer these questions. If you think your child may need supports in place,  you'll want to listen to this important podcast. 

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It's important that Differently Wired children stay connected during social distancing. Keeping them virtually connected can help them transition back into school and their communities. 

In this powerful podcast, I cover the HOW, WHAT, WHO, and the EXIT STRATEGY- the ingredients you need to set up a child for a successful virtual interaction.

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Romantic relationships can feel overwhelming for individuals on the autism spectrum. Eric Zimmerman shares his journey of ups and downs that led him to his lovely wife, Ina. 

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