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Join Brittany (SLP) & Shawna (BCBA) as they dive into the world of neurodiversity. Each episode, they discuss insights, tips, and collaboration strategies for both parents & professionals alike, through the lens of their real-life experiences as mothers & clinicians.
Unknown Host hosts Neurodiversally Speaking, a education show with 29 episodes published.
Back to school can be a wild ride for both kids and parents, and in this episode, we’re diving deep into how to make that transition as smooth as butter. We’ll explore how the shift from laid-back summer vibes to the str
Today, we're welcoming on Allan Giron - Founder of The Sensory Supply and producer of the podcast! We'll kick things off by reminiscing about how we first crossed paths two years ago at the Geneva Centre for Autism Sympo
Today we're hitting a major milestone - it's been one whole year since we started this podcast journey! 🎉 Can you believe it? In this episode, we're taking a moment to reflect on the fun ride we’ve had over the last 25
Welcoming back one of our favourite guests, Mercedes Palermo - founder of Autism Out Loud . Mercedes is a registered nurse and dedicated mom to her autistic daughter who has an ARFID diagnoses (Avoidant/Restrictive Food
Today, we're sitting down with Kim Vincent, Co-Founder of Ability Hive to learn about how one family's journey inspired a new wave of inclusivity. Ability Hive is a Canadian retail business based just outside Ottawa that
Today, we're talking about Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) with special guest Brooke Rea, an expert SLP who's got all the right credentials and then some. She’ll breaking down what CAS really is, especially for parents
Let's face it, navigating the world of picky and selective eaters can feel like trying to solve a Rubik's cube...while blindfolded! In this intro to our "Eating & Feeding" series, we'll discuss the ins and outs of feedin
Today, we're excited to welcome Dr. Emily Levy to the podcast! Emily is the founder and director of EBL Coaching, a specialized tutoring program that offers individualized one-on-one home, virtual, and on-site instructio
Kiddos struggling with sleep? You’re definitely not alone! Today, we're talking sleep & bedtime strategies for kids - whether neurodiverse or neurotypical. We'll share some real-life hacks from our experiences as both cl
Welcome Dr. Hilda Ho for our discussion on all things PDA - and not the PDA you may be thinking of. This episode is all about "Pathological Demand Avoidance" in young neurodiverse learners. Dr. Hilda Ho is a registered p
Welcome back Jamie McCleary from Autism Canada to chat about a super fun upcoming event called Kids Play For Autism, kicking off this April for Autism Acceptance Day (April 2nd). This event is all about play — and we kno
Meet Martie Goldberg (MS. CCC-SLP, BCBA) and Megan Dore (COTA-L), founders of OutGrow Therapeutics - a group of US-based clinics born from a simple but powerful realization: Pediatric therapy works best when it honours t
Plans can go sideways real quick when working with young neurodiverse learners. How you prepare and adjust on the fly can make all the difference in turning those chaotic moments into positive opportunities! We'll discus
Today, we're chatting with Vanessa Eastmure & Jessie Collins from the London Children's Museum - the masterminds behind the museum's redesign, focused on making it a welcoming haven for all kids, whether neurodiverse or
Today, we're speaking with a very exciting guest - author Julie M. Green! Julie M. Green is the author of Motherness, a memoir of generational autism, parenthood, and radical acceptance (ECW Press, 2025). In 2024, she wa
The holidays & new year can be a time of emotional highs and lows, so today, we're diving into the topic of young ones grappling with "big feelings" - whether neurodiverse or neurotypical! We kick things off by emphasizi
Time for a guest we're so excited about. In this episode, we'll be sitting down with Meg Raby of Kulture City to discuss all things inclusivity! Meg Raby is an autistic female, pediatric speech-language pathologist (SLP)
For our next episode, we get into the nitty-gritty of so-called “bad” behaviour in neurodiverse kids, emphasizing that there are no bad kids—just unmet needs. We'll break down how to identify and tackle these behaviours
Today, we're talking all about communication! Get ready to dive into what really counts as communication, especially for our neurodiverse kiddos. In this episode, we'll share our experiences as both clinicians and mother
Join us as we chat with Jamie McCleary, the Executive Director of Autism Canada. Throughout this episode, she shares insights on her personal journey as both an autistic professional and a mom to a neurodiverse family wh
Dr. Emily Levy
Education Expert & Founder of EBL Coaching · EBL Coaching
1 appearance on this show
Julie M. Green
writer and artist
1 appearance on this show
Jamie McCleary
Autism Canada
2 appearances on this show
Martie Goldberg
OutGrow Therapeutics
1 appearance on this show
Vanessa Eastmure
London Children's Museum
1 appearance on this show
Meg Raby
KultureCity
1 appearance on this show
Mercedes Palmero
Autism Out Loud
2 appearances on this show
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