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A podcast by Neurosage Hub. This is a space for conversations with professionals working across the autism care ecosystem.
Unknown Host hosts Practitioner Perspectives in Autism Care, a education show with 17 episodes published.
"If your child currently refuses to eat anything but chicken nuggets and french fries, you are not alone. But what happens when we change the fuel we put into a developing nervous system? In this episode, we explore the
The Autism Waitlist Crisis: What to Do While You Wait Episode Summary: When waitlists for in-demand, advanced autism care stretch into months or even years, families are often left feeling helpless. In this episode of Pr
Episode Summary: In this episode of Practitioner Perspectives in Autism Care , we sit down with Dr. Kyle Daigle, co-founder of Neurosage Hub, to explore the often-overlooked intersections between our environment, our phy
Have you ever watched your child cover their ears and run out of the room during a movie, even when the scene wasn't scary? In this episode of Practitioner Perspectives in Autism Care, we unpack the intense world of sens
What if video games could do more than entertain? In this episode of Practitioner's Perspectives in Autism Care, Dr. Kyle shares the story of how a speech therapist sparked a question that would shape more than 13 years
⚠️ “Therapy, therapy, therapy…” At what point does a child finally get to just be a kid again? In this episode of Practitioner Perspectives in Autism Care, Thomas Ballantyne sits down with Dr. Kyle Daigle to discuss auti
“Trust your intuition.” That may be one of the most important messages a parent can hear during the autism journey. In this episode of Practitioner Perspectives in Autism Care, Dr. Kyle Daigle joins me for an honest conv
Why does early identification matter in autism care? How early is “early”? Can support still help if a diagnosis happens later in childhood? And why are waitlists and access to care becoming such a challenge for families
School support can feel overwhelming for families navigating autism. What is an IEP?Do you need a diagnosis to get one?How do schools, parents, and practitioners actually work together to support a child? In this episode
When a parent first begins exploring autism, the amount of information online can feel overwhelming. What assessments actually matter? What is the difference between a screening and a formal diagnosis? And how do practit
What does progress actually look like in autism care? It’s not always obvious. It’s not always linear. And it rarely looks the same from one family to another. In this episode of Practitioner Perspectives in Autism Care,
What happens between therapy sessions matters more than most people realize. This episode explores how practitioners can support families outside of the clinic, where real-life application and progress take place. Intro:
After an autism diagnosis, most families feel the urge to do everything… immediately. But that instinct can lead to overwhelm. What actually matters is where you start. In this episode: Why the first step after diagnosis
Denial is often one of the first responses when a parent is faced with the possibility of an autism diagnosis. It’s not resistance. It’s not refusal. It’s emotion. And how a practitioner responds in that moment can shape
One of the most important and difficult moments in autism care is the conversation where a parent first hears that their child may be autistic. In this episode of Practitioner Perspectives in Autism Care, Ashley Tamayo s
When a parent begins to suspect autism, one of the first questions is: Where do I go, and who do I trust? In this episode of Practitioner Perspectives in Autism Care, Ashley Tamayo shares how families can approach findin
What are the early signs of autism, and how can parents recognize them without jumping to fear or conclusions? In this episode of the Neurosage Hub Podcast, host Justin Barton sits down with Ashley Tamayo, licensed clini
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