
In Part 2 of Tara and Jaclyn’s conversation with Molly Love, BCBA and self-advocate, we explore the experiences of autistic girls and women in education, the importance of lived experience in the field of ABA, and the...


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Welcome to Supporting the Spectrum: a podcast designed to bring you news about research, services, and supports for children with autism and non-typical neurodevelopment and their families.Supporting the Spectrum is hosted by the University of Missouri’s Thompson Center for Autism and Developmental Disorders Training and Education Division (TED). This podcast is brought to you by Training Experts in Autism for Missouri (TEAM) project sponsored by the Missouri Department of Mental Health.Though the topics discussed are geared towards families and professionals providing direct support to individuals with autism, we encourage all to listen. We hope that the conversations shared will provide insight and generate new ideas on how we as a community can create and embrace more inclusive experiences for all.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to Supporting the Spectrum: a podcast designed to bring you news about research, services, and supports for children with autism and non-typical neurodevelopment and their families. Supporting the Spectrum is hosted by the University of Missouri’s Thompson Center for Autism and Developmental Disorders Training and Education Division (TED).
Supporting the Spectrum is hosted by Thompson Center. The show has published 53 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Behind the Mask: Understanding Autism in Women Pt. 2" (7 September 2026, 27 minutes), "Behind the Mask: Understanding Autism in Women- Pt.1" (24 August 2026, 25 minutes), and "Making Change Accessible" (25 May 2026, 38 minutes).
Supporting the Spectrum publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 29 minutes across 53 episodes.
Booking probability for Supporting the Spectrum is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Supporting the Spectrum requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Supporting the Spectrum's contact route on record: verified email.
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Thompson Center hosts Supporting the Spectrum, a health podcast with 53 episodes published.
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In Part 2 of Tara and Jaclyn’s conversation with Molly Love, BCBA and self-advocate, we explore the experiences of autistic girls and women in education, the importance of lived experience in the field of ABA, and the...

In Part 1 of this two-part series, Tara and Jaclyn sit down with Molly Love, BCBA and autistic self-advocate, to explore how autism can present differently in girls and women. Together, they discuss common...

Episode #57
In this episode of Supporting the Spectrum, we explore what it really means to make change more accessible for neurodivergent individuals. Joined by transition specialists Jen DeLaporte and Jaclyn Benigno, we unpack why...

Episode #56
In this special episode celebrating 20 years at the Thompson Center, we’re joined by Dr. Judith Miles, Pediatrician and Medical Geneticist, who has been part of the Center since it first opened. Dr. Miles reflects on...

In this special episode celebrating 20 years at the Thompson Center, we’re joined by Tammy Hickman, a dedicated nurse who has been caring for patients at the Center for more than 15 years. Tammy shares about her role...

Welcome back to Supporting the Spectrum! In this special episode celebrating 20 years at the Thompson Center, we’re joined by Hope McPheeters, founder of Ella’s Hope for Autism. After her daughter Ella was diagnosed...

Back-to-school means fresh starts — and new challenges. In this episode, two Board Certified Behavior Analyst who work in public schools share practical, neurodiversity-affirming strategies to understand and support...

In this special episode of Supporting the Spectrum, we’re celebrating a major milestone — the 20th Annual Thompson Center Autism Conference. Host, Tara DeVore is joined by Cortney Fish, Director of the Thompson Center’s...

Episode #51
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In this insightful episode of "Supporting the Spectrum,” our hosts sit down for an engaging conversation with Matthew Leach, an autism self-advocate, and his sister, Hayley Leach, who holds the title of Miss Missouri...

In this episode of Supporting the Spectrum we bring you a unique conversation between two young adults with autism and their parents. Listen in as Jordan and Taylor interview their mothers, Latisha and Anna, to shine a...

<p>Theme music Beautiful Dreamer written by Louis Nevins and performed by Fumes.</p>

<p>Theme music Beautiful Dreamer written by Louis Nevins and performed by Fumes.</p>

<p>Theme music Beautiful Dreamer written by Louis Nevins and performed by Fumes.</p>

<p>Theme music Beautiful Dreamer written by Louis Nevins and performed by Fumes.</p>
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