Hosted by Leah Gross · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 29 episodes
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Leah Gross hosts The Autism Roundtable, a health show with 29 episodes published.
What if the biggest shift in your child’s future starts with one decision you’ve been putting off? In this episode, we dive into the emotional, medical, and deeply human side of navigating neurodivergence—and what parent
What does it look like when a parent stops fighting the diagnosis and starts seeing the child more clearly? In this episode of The Autism Roundtable, Leah Gross speaks with children’s author Jenn Bailey about parenting,
What can make a hospital visit less overwhelming for an autistic or neurodiverse child, and how can parents walk in better prepared? In this episode, Zahava Ginsburg shares how child life specialists help children and fa
What if one of the most powerful ways to help your child in school has less to do with pushing harder and more to do with communicating smarter? In this episode, Leah Gross speaks with Erica Viel about advocacy, school c
What happens after early intervention ends? In this hopeful and practical conversation, Laura McKenna shares her journey from autism diagnosis to college acceptance, offering parents a powerful roadmap for raising confid
What if one of the biggest “levers” for behavior, mood, sleep, and regulation isn’t another strategy or program — but what’s happening inside the gut and inside the cell? Key Questions Explored in the Episode: How do gut
What does it take to advocate for yourself in systems not built to accommodate you and then turn that struggle into a path of healing for others? In this powerful episode of The Autism Roundtable, we explore resilience,
Is your child’s tics, anxiety, or rigid behaviors “just a phase” – or something more? In this episode of the Autism Roundtable, Leah sits down with Dr. Meir Flancbaum, a clinical psychologist and CBT expert, to unpack ti
What if your child’s “behaviors” are actually their nervous system asking for help? In this episode, Lauren Davis, an osteopathic physician, functional medicine practitioner, and proud neurodivergent mom, explains how ha
Can a skateboard become a lifeline? In this episode, we meet Ally Rodriguez, founder of Skate Haven, an autism skateboarding nonprofit turning wheels and ramps into regulation, confidence, and community for neurodivergen
How can we support autistic children with more compassion and less control? In this episode of The Autism Round Table, host Leah Gross sits down with behavior analyst and life coach Kaitlin Wilder to explore a new, heart
What happens when a mom discovers her own neurodivergence while advocating for her kids and turns it into a mission to help other families and business owners thrive? In this episode, neurodivergent coach Talia Zamora jo
What does it really mean to accept an autism diagnosis—and how can that acceptance shape the lives of children, teens, and adults alike? In this episode, licensed professional therapist Kesley Rogers joins Leah Gross to
What does it really mean to navigate life and career as an autistic professional in today’s world? In this episode, we sit down with Shea Belsky, autistic self-advocate, tech lead at HubSpot, and host of the Autistic Tec
What does it really mean to receive an autism diagnosis—and how can parents best support their children without suppressing who they are? In this episode of The Autism Roundtable, Leah Gross welcomes Kara Nash, ASDCS, RN
How can executive functioning, reflex integration, and sensory processing impact a child’s ability to thrive? In this enlightening episode of The Autism Roundtable, Leah Gross sits down with pediatric occupational therap
What does it mean to truly support neurodivergent children through speech therapy? In this episode, Leah Gross is joined by Christina Beta, a seasoned speech-language pathologist, to explore a powerful shift in therapy—m
How can a mobile therapy bus change a child’s life? In this episode of The Autism Roundtable, host Leah Gross sits down with Luba Patlakh-Kaplun, founder of Kidology Inc., to explore her journey from broadcast journalism
What happens when a military mom raises a neurodivergent daughter who thrives in dance despite challenges like autism and dyslexia? In this episode of The Autism Round Table, host Leah Gross welcomes Amanda and her daugh
What does true support for both parents and children in the autism community look like? In this episode of The Autism Roundtable, Leah Gross is joined by occupational therapist JoAnna Poyssick, who shares her holistic ap
Lauren Davis
functional medicine physician specializing in women’s health · David Clinical Consulting
1 appearance on this show
Shea Belsky
Tech Lead @ HubSpot; ex-CTO & co-founder at Mentra; host of Autistic Techie · The Autistic Techie
1 appearance on this show
Amanda
hairstylist and salon owner · Iluka Retreat
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