In this episode host Brooke Wagner, will interview chiropractor and international presenter, Dr. Steve Tullius. We will learn more about how chiropractic care works, the way in which it supports individuals with special needs, and the types of improvements a patient may experience. In addition, Dr. Steve will share what a session commonly looks like and how he assesses the health of the nervous system. Finally, case studies will be imbedded into the discussion to paint a vivid picture of Dr. Steve's unique approach to supporting individuals with developmental delays.

In this episode host Brooke Wagner, will interview author and public speaker Sean Barron. We will spend time learning more about his journey with autism and connect about the experiences and challenges he has had from childhood to adulthood. His story is one of hope, inspiration and a testament to never giving up. Sean describes himself as one that has "healed" from autism, he has an established career, enjoys socializing with family and friends, and is in a loving relationship with his girlfriend Barb, who also received a diagnosis of autism as a child. In addition, we will learn more about the two books he has co-written (one with his mom and the other with Dr. Temple Grandin) and the third one that is in the works!

Are you struggling with understanding your child's special education rights? Are you feeling overwhelmed with navigating the IEP process? Are you wondering if you might benefit from the support of an educational consultant and/or attorney? In this episode, host Brooke Wagner interviews Arizona licensed attorney and California special education consultant, Amy Langerman to explore and learn more about client rights, to define key terms, to talk about LRE (Least Restrictive Environment) and Inclusion and to share inspirational success stories. She will cover topics such, determining how to positively respond to challenging IEP situations, to learn more about available services, and how to ensure your child is receiving a well rounded education.

Are you considering getting a therapy or service dog for your child? Have you wondered how your child could benefit from interacting with a therapy or service dog? Does your child gravitate towards or is fearful of dogs? In this episode, host Brooke Wager interviews Kathryn Bovino RDI Certified Consultant and Certified Therapy Dog Handler, to explore and learn more about how she includes her therapy dog in her work with individuals on the Autism Spectrum. She will cover topics such as overcoming a fear of dogs, focusing on increasing communication with the support of her dog, and enhancing her client's overall confidence. In addition, guest Rick Sylvester will be present to share valuable information about his organization Good Dog! Autism Companions, including the type of training his dogs receive, how to apply for one, and who would benefit from a Good Dog amongst other topics.

Is your child delayed in language development? Do you know the difference between speech and language and the difference between verbal and nonverbal communication? Do you feel your child is progressing in his/her communication with you? In this episode host Brooke Wagner interviews Gail Ludwig, licensed speech/language pathologist to explore and learn more about experience based speech therapy and how it supports individuals with speech and language delays. In addition, the episode will touch on individuals in her practice with Autism and Down Syndrome. We will discuss the link between emotional engagement and motivation for communication and the importance of working on nonverbal skills in addition to verbal skills.

Does your child have difficulty with maintaining attention and staying focused in class?

Does your child struggle getting starting with homework and finishing assignments?

Does your child find it challenging to calmly and confidently approach new situations?

Do you feel that your child is ruling the household?

Does your child experience heightened anxiety?

In this episode host, Brooke Wagner, interviews Chris Vinceneux, licensed Occupational Therapist, to explore and learn more about Occupational Therapy and how it is utilized to support individuals with developmental delays (Autism, Aspergers, ADHD, Down Syndrome etc.). We will discuss the link between the sensory motor system, learning and behavior control. In addition, we will stress the importance of addressing the whole individual, while sharing case studies, and how parent consultation is an integral piece to treatment.

In this episode host, Brooke Wagner, interviews Dr. Sheely, licensed psychologist and co-founder of RDIConnect, and RDI Consultant and BCBA Jackie Zaldua to explore and learn more about Relationship Development Intervention and how it is utilized to support individuals with developmental delays. An overview and history of the program will be discussed and include: case studies, real life examples, tips, and key concepts.