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INCHSTONES is a podcast about caregiver stories, nonverbal autism, and the realities of special needs parenting—hosted by Sarah Kernion, a mother raising two children with profound, non-speaking autism.Here, we talk honestly about the parts of autism and disability parenting that don't always fit neatly into an inspirational story: caregiver burnout, grief and acceptance, communication, sensory needs, advocacy, family dynamics, therapies, education, sibling relationships, and the uncertainty of raising children with significant support needs.But INCHSTONES is also about learning to recognize progress differently.Because when you're parenting a child with profound or nonverbal autism, the moments that change everything aren't always traditional milestones. Sometimes they're the inchstones: a new form of communication, a regulated transition, a moment of connection, a life skill practiced for the hundredth time, or something your child does today that once felt impossible.Through can
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Signup to Generate a PitchINCHSTONES is a podcast about caregiver stories, nonverbal autism, and the realities of special needs parenting, hosted by Sarah Kernion, a mother raising two children with profound, non-speaking autism.
Inchstones with Sarah | Autism Advocacy & Caregiver Stories is hosted by Sarah. The show has published 134 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "What If It's Not Bad Behavior? Autism, Sensory Needs & Regulation | Laura Petix" (15 October 2026, 31 minutes), "Don't Let Fear Make Every Decision: Traveling with Autism | Jordana Izzo" (13 October 2026, 23 minutes), and "Belonging Is More Than Being Allowed in the Room | Brooks Herring on Disability & Music" (6 October 2026, 19 minutes).
Inchstones with Sarah | Autism Advocacy & Caregiver Stories publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 27 minutes across 134 episodes.
Booking probability for Inchstones with Sarah | Autism Advocacy & Caregiver Stories is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Inchstones with Sarah | Autism Advocacy & Caregiver Stories requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Inchstones with Sarah | Autism Advocacy & Caregiver Stories's contact route on record: verified email.
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Sarah hosts Inchstones with Sarah | Autism Advocacy & Caregiver Stories, a kids show with 134 episodes published.
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Episode #134
When your autistic child is hitting, screaming, refusing a task or melting down, the first question is often, “How do I stop this behavior?” But what if we're asking the wrong question? In this episode of INCHSTONES...
Episode #133
For parents raising children with profound autism or significant disabilities, planning a vacation can feel overwhelming before anyone even packs a suitcase. Airports, TSA, sensory overload, unfamiliar hotel rooms, food...
Episode #131
What does disability inclusion look like when nobody is trying to make a statement—they're simply helping someone fully enjoy the moment? Nashville singer-songwriter, Navy veteran and former physical therapist Brooks...
Episode #130
Who will care for my child when I can't? For parents raising children with profound autism, the question of adulthood can feel impossibly far away—until suddenly it isn't. Nicole Milo's son Caleb entered residential...
Episode #129
Parents of neurodivergent children become extraordinary observers. We notice what happened before the meltdown, how our child slept, what changed at school, which transition was difficult and what worked last time. The...
Episode #128
What should good ABA therapy actually look like in 2026? Leah Gross, founder of Circle Care Services and an occupational therapist and BCBA, joins Sarah Kernion to discuss how ABA has evolved and why autism therapy...
Episode #127
When a nonspeaking autistic child can't reliably tell you their stomach hurts, they're exhausted, or something feels different, how do parents make sure everything happening in their body isn't simply attributed to...
Episode #126
What if the goal isn't to make your child's anxiety disappear? Jennifer Cohen Harper, founder of Little Flower Yoga, joins Sarah Kernion to explore childhood anxiety, nervous system regulation, sensory overwhelm...
Episode #125
Can one autism diagnosis adequately describe people whose abilities, challenges, communication, independence, and lifelong support needs may be radically different? In this episode of the INCHSTONES Podcast, Sarah...
Episode #123
What happens when the autism services your child needs simply aren’t available where you live? Danielle Fields knows the answer because she moved across four states trying to find them. In this episode of the INCHSTONES...
Episode #123
What happens when a father whose career is built around managing risk is handed something he can’t plan his way out of? In this episode of the INCHSTONES Podcast, Sarah Kernion talks with autism advocate and corporate...
Episode #122
What if the behavior you’re trying to change is actually telling you something? In this episode of the INCHSTONES Podcast, Sarah Kernion talks with developmental psychologist and learning support specialist Dr. Amy See...
Episode #121
Special needs parenting can keep a caregiver's nervous system on high alert long after the immediate crisis has passed. In this episode of the INCHSTONES Podcast, Sarah Kernion talks with Stacey Uhrig, founder of Flip...
Episode #119
What if one of the most powerful things you can do for your autistic child is stop waiting for someone else to have all the answers? In this episode of INCHSTONES, Sarah Kernion sits down with Len Arcuri, founder and...
Episode #119
Who gets represented when the government decides the future of autism research? In this episode of INCHSTONES, Sarah Kernion is joined by advocates Tyler Hudson and Olivia Rojo for an urgent conversation about profound...
Episode #118
What can fiction reveal about special needs parenting that facts and statistics sometimes cannot? In this episode of INCHSTONES, Sarah Kernion talks with author Jacqueline Friedland about Breathing Underwater, her new...
Episode #117
What happens when families know a treatment could help their child—but can't access it? In this episode of Inchstones, Sarah Kernion sits down with pediatric neurologist Dr. John Gaitanis to discuss autism advocacy...
Episode #116
Castos Description Episode Summary What happens when a special education teacher spends years working with profoundly disabled students—and then realizes the biggest lesson wasn't about teaching at all? In this episode...
Episode #114
What happens when the life you planned disappears overnight? In this episode of Inchstones, Sarah Kernion sits down with former TMZ executive producer Evan Rosenblum to explore caregiver stories, disability parenting...
Episode #113
An autism diagnosis changes everything—but it should never become the only thing you see. In this episode of Inchstones, Sarah Kernion sits down with longtime friend and autism mom Nora Canzoneri for an honest...
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