Uniquely Wired Podcast

In this episode we have the amazing Larah sharing AUTISM FROM A BIBLICAL PERSPECTIVE. Oh man, please take a listen specially if you are a christian family. This woman is filled with so much wisdom I promise you'll be blessed by her understanding :) 

Be sure to follow her on instagram and also be sure to purchase her book: 

How to Advocate & Stay Christian: For Parents of Special Kids: Roberts, Collin & Larah: 9798218454081: Amazon.com: Books

Larah | Christian Mom of an Autisic Kid (@raisingautisticdisciples) • Instagram photos and videos

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In this episode Khrystine and I are diving into the very well known topic of GRIEF AND GUILT as autism families. 

We both are raising two autistic children and that is not easy if anything it is very challenging. Tune in and listen to Khrystines journey and how she is navigating through that.

Be sure to follow her on socila media: :)  https://www.instagram.com/khrystine_2.0/

Don't forget to leave a review, let's continue to spread the word so other families don't feel alone but instead feel seen! 

In this episode we have the amazing Ms. Ilana (my sons OT) educating us under the topic of "SENSORY DIET". Such a good explanation of what a sensory diet is and how you as a parent, caregiver, educator etc. can implement such thing. 

Feel free to follow Ms.Ilana on instagram and check out her website: 

Ilana Segal MS OTR/L (@cutie_pie_therapy) • Instagram photos and videos

Cutie Pie Therapy

Thank you for listening, don't forget to leave a review :) 

In this episode of "Uniquely Wired," we dive into the complex and often challenging topic of pre-puberty, specifically focusing on how it impacts autistic girls.

Tune in to learn how Kelly is navigating this stage in her daughter Gracie's life. Please be sure to follow her journey on instagram. 

Gracie & Mom (@graciellablooms) • Instagram photos and videos

LIST OF BOOKS COMING SOON

Here are some resources that Kelly shared during the episode: 

WELCOME YA'LL TO THIS NEW EPISODE!

On this episode, we’re diving deep into the topic of behavioral strategies for our incredible autistic kiddos. As parents and advocates, understanding and supporting the unique behaviors of our loved ones is key to unlocking their full potential.

Whether it’s managing sensory sensitivities, encouraging positive behaviors, or fostering communication, this episode is packed with strategies that empower you to create a supportive environment where your child can thrive.

Tune in and let’s continue this journey together, embracing the beauty and nature of autism.

Season 3, Episode 2 is here!

This week, we’re diving into the heart of what it means to trust others with our autistic children. Whether it's a family member, friend, or professional, the decision can be overwhelming.

Join me as I share some strategies to help you :) 

Season 3 is here!

What a joy it was to have the amazing Julie Carter :) 

So thankful for her knowledge and valuable insights during this episode when it comes to our legal rights as autism parents. Here are the websites that Julie shared with  us during the episode. 

• COPAA.org (Council of Parent Advocates and Attorneys, has a directory at http://connect.copaa.org/network/find-a-professional)

Also, thank youuuuuuu listeners for an amazing season two!!!! Now it is time to rest. Be sure to share the podcast and leave your review :) Until season 3!!

Let's talk about routines!! 

I believe routines are crucial in really everyone's life, but very much for autistic individuals :) For my family routines have helped in many ways. 

Be sure to share this episode :) 

Here is the Goally website: 

Goally | Pricing - Goally Apps & Tablets for Kids (getgoally.com)

Use my code if you purchase one (Nany10)

Thank you for tuning in to another episode!! Appreciate everyone of you. 

Hey ya'll, 

As we are coming to an end of the autism awareness/acceptance month let us remember that the awareness should not stop, acceptance should not stop, understanding should not stop, advocating should not stop....This is an everyday thing for us as autism parents! 

Be sure to take a listen and be encouraged :)