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  • Episode 19 : Emilie Tran Nguyen - La maternité en gros titres

    22 Sept

    Episode 19 : Emilie Tran Nguyen - La maternité en gros titres

    Vous connaissez bien le visage d’Emilie Tran Nguyen. Elle nous accompagne depuis des années à la télévision, notamment sur France 5 où elle a animé l’émission En société et est longtemps intervenue sur le plateau de C à vous.  Dans un univers médiatique qui laisse encore peu de place aux femmes, Émilie fait entendre une voix singulière, attentive à la manière dont nos récits collectifs se fabriquent - et à celles et ceux qu’ils continuent de laisser dans l’angle mort. Dans cet épisode, Emilie nous parle d’une histoire qu’elle évoque peu au quotidien, son histoire familiale et personnelle. Fille d’un père vietnamien et d’une mère algérienne, elle en a fait la matière d’un documentaire, Je ne suis pas chinetoque, consacré au racisme anti-asiatique et à ce que la société française choisit, parfois, de ne pas voir. Emilie est aussi maman de deux enfants, Ava et Pio.  De Marseille à Clermont-Ferrand, de Clermont-Ferrand à Paris, de son rapport au corps à celui qu’elle entretient avec ses origines, cet épisode dessine une forme d’itinéraire. On y parle de tabous familiaux, de résilience, de réussite sociale… De ce que l’on garde et de ce que l’on transforme de l’éducation reçue.  – Un podcast de Salomé Berlioux,avec, au son, Pablo Roldan. Le générique a été réalisé par Pablo Roldan et Louis Lavayssière,avec des extraits d'interviews et d'archives de Elisabeth Badinter, Simone de Beauvoir, Louise Browaeys, Gisèle Halimi et Julia Kerninon.Merci à Lucy Frémont  et Mathilde Sarda de leur aide dans ce projet.  Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

  • “I Thought I Couldn’t Be His Mom” — Ashley’s Powerful Autism Journey | Autism Life Today

    2 days ago

    “I Thought I Couldn’t Be His Mom” — Ashley’s Powerful Autism Journey | Autism Life Today

    In this powerful episode of Autism Life Today, Ryker sits down with Ashley and her son Messiah for an incredibly honest conversation about autism, motherhood, mental health, faith, and finding purpose in the hardest seasons of life.Ashley shares the deeply personal story of raising Messiah—from his difficult early years and autism diagnosis to the struggles, fear, isolation, and uncertainty she experienced as a mother. She opens up about moments she never imagined sharing publicly, including the shame and stigma she once felt, the challenges of severe behaviors and meltdowns, and the mental health battles that came with trying to navigate life as a special needs parent.But Ashley’s story is also one of transformation.She talks about how changing the way she viewed Messiah—and learning to see his potential rather than focusing only on what she could see in front of her—completely changed the way she parented him. She also explains how consistency, expectations, presumed competence, and focusing on his future became central to their journey.Ashley and Ryker also discuss the realities many autism families experience but don’t always feel comfortable talking about, including public meltdowns, aggression, fear of emergency responders, parenting other children alongside a child with significant support needs, and the emotional toll that caregiving can take.Through it all, Ashley’s faith became a major part of her healing and her purpose. What began as a personal journey eventually became a platform reaching hundreds of thousands of people, allowing Ashley to openly share the realities of autism and mental health while encouraging other families that they are not alone.This conversation is raw, emotional, honest, and ultimately hopeful.If you’re a parent, caregiver, sibling, educator, therapist, advocate, or part of the autism community, we hope this conversation reminds you that even in the darkest moments, there can still be hope, purpose, growth, and a path forward.In this episode, we discuss:• Ashley and Messiah’s autism journey• Receiving an autism diagnosis• The stigma surrounding autism• Parenting a child with significant support needs• Mental health and the emotional toll of caregiving• Severe behaviors, meltdowns, and aggression• Changing your mindset as a parent• Presumed competence and seeing potential• Consistency and setting expectations• Advocating for your child’s future• The importance of supporting the entire family• Faith, purpose, and finding hope• Using social media to advocate for the autism community• Why sharing the hard parts of autism mattersThank you to Ashley and Messiah for being so open and vulnerable with the Autism Life Today community.If this conversation connected with you, like, subscribe, and share this episode with someone who may need to hear it.Welcome to Autism Life Today — a place for real conversations, real stories, and real people from across the special needs community.#AutismLifeToday #Autism #AutismAwareness #AutismParenting #SpecialNeeds #AutismMom #AutismAdvocacy #MentalHealth #Parenting #Faith

  • He Didn’t Communicate Until He Was 30: Betsy Hicks on Communication, Autism & Presuming Competence

    28 Sept

    He Didn’t Communicate Until He Was 30: Betsy Hicks on Communication, Autism & Presuming Competence

    What if someone who couldn’t reliably speak was actually understanding far more than the world realized?On this episode of Autism Life Today, Ryker Martin sits down with longtime autism advocate and mother Betsy Hicks for an incredibly powerful conversation about her 30+ year journey with her son, Joe.Betsy shares the highs, lows, challenges and breakthroughs that shaped her family — including the moment Joe began communicating through spelling at around 30 years old and started revealing just how much he understood all along.Together, Ryker and Betsy explore:• What it means to presume competence• Whole-body apraxia and the connection between the brain and body• Communication through spelling and the importance of the right support• Why behavior may sometimes be a form of communication• The importance of motor coaching• How sensory regulation can impact communication• Rethinking how we evaluate and educate nonspeaking autistic individuals• Why parents should be mindful of what they say around their children• Betsy’s journey through more than 30 years of autism advocacy• The importance of community and connection for autism families• The story behind Betsy’s famous “Be Kind” autism vests• Her vision for bringing autism families back together in communities across the countryBetsy also shares an incredibly moving message for parents who have just received an autism diagnosis: “There’s no wrong path.” Her perspective is a reminder that every family’s journey is different, and that sometimes the path we never expected can lead us somewhere we never imagined.This conversation is filled with personal stories, difficult lessons, hope, communication, advocacy and a powerful reminder to look beyond what someone’s body may be able to show us.🎙️ Welcome to Autism Life Today — conversations that inform, inspire and connect the autism community.👍 Like this episode🔔 Subscribe to Autism Life Today💬 Share this episode with a family who might need to hear it📲 Follow Autism Life Today for more conversations and stories from the autism community#AutismLifeToday #Autism #AutismAwareness #NonSpeakingAutism #PresumingCompetence #AutismAdvocacy #SpecialNeeds #AutismParents #Communication

  • توصية | لغة الفنون البصرية في بودكاست 1949

    11 Jun

    توصية | لغة الفنون البصرية في بودكاست 1949

    في هذه الحلقة من بودكاست 1949 نستضيف الفنانة لولوة الحمود لندخل إلى عالم الفنون البصرية بوصفه انتقالًا من الشكل إلى المعنى، حيث تتحول الفكرة إلى صورة، والحرف إلى تكوين بصري.نقترب من روح الفن الإسلامي والتجريد بوصفه اختزالًا للمعنى لا غموضًا، ومن الإيقاع البصري الذي يحوّل اللوحة إلى كيان حي تتداخل فيه الحروف والأشكال والهندسة في نظام واحد. نستعرض رحلة الفن من الوعي إلى العفوية، ومن التعبير المباشر إلى التجريد. ونتوقف عند أسئلة التأثير والذائقة: لماذا ينجح فنان أكثر من آخر؟ وكيف يصبح الفن مرآة للإنسان لا مجرد مهارة؟ ولماذا لا يمكن حصر الجمال في ذائقة واحدة؟     استمع للحلقة كاملة هنا : https://apple.co/4uwMxBe

  • Birth Story Pt. 2 | Lama B2et Mama

    9 May

    Birth Story Pt. 2 | Lama B2et Mama

    الجذء التاني بحكي فيه دخول ابني العناية المركزة بعد ولادته وقصة كفاح ١٢ يوم لحد ما روح معانا اخيرا. هل حد مر بحاجة شبه دي وقت الولادة؟ عرفوني قصتكوا كانت عاملة ازاي أو ايه كانت اصعب مرحلة في الولادة

  • كيف تؤسس صندوق استثماري عائلي؟ مع الأستاذ أنس الزميع | بودكاست سواليف أسرية -19

    18/09/2023

    كيف تؤسس صندوق استثماري عائلي؟ مع الأستاذ أنس الزميع | بودكاست سواليف أسرية -19

    نستضيف في هذه الحلقة من بودكاست #سواليف_أسرية الأستاذ أنس الزميع ليصحبنا في رحلة لما وراء كواليس تأسيس الصندوق الأسري الخاص بأسرة آل الزميع وأهم أهدافه وطموحاته وعن تجربة الأسرة مع الاجتماعات العائلية وكيف ساهمت في تعزيز فاعلية الفرد مع مجتمعه وأسرته ووطنه.

  • اعرفكوا بنفسي

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    اعرفكوا بنفسي

    اول حلقة هنسميها حلقة الصفر عشان هي متعتبرش حلقة. انا هبدأ بس بإني أعرف نفسي والمحتوى اللي انا جاية اقدمه. انا اسمي هانيا ولما بقيت ماما كل حاجة اتغيرت. عايزة اتكلم على كل حاجة اتعلمتها وبتعلمها عشان ابني وعشان افيد أي أم غيري. أنا لسة بتعلم اكون كونتنت كريتور فسمحوني لو الصوت مش واضح أو أنا متوترة ولكن أنا بحاول ومع كل حلقة جديدة إن شاء الله اتحسن اكتر. قولولي رأيكوا ولو عجبكوا الموضوع، تابعوني في بودكاست لما بقيت ماما.

  • MOMENT CLÉ #6 - Repérer les premières règles

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    MOMENT CLÉ #6 - Repérer les premières règles

    Aujourd'hui je vous propose de revenir sur un moment clé de l'épisode 152 avec Gaelle Baldassari. Gaëlle nous explique comment repérer les premières règles, et pourquoi pas célébrer leur arrivées. Si vous n'avez pas encore pu écouter l'épisode en entier, je vous invite à l'écouter par ici : https://lamatrescence.fr/episode-152-kiffe-ton-cycle-tout-compendre-sur-les-regles-gaelle-baldassari/ Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

  • EP332 - Comment aider mon enfant timide en toute situation, Stephanie Couturier

    6 days ago

    EP332 - Comment aider mon enfant timide en toute situation, Stephanie Couturier

    « Boire un verre d'eau devant quelqu'un peut être un vrai supplice quand on est timide. » Ça vous paraît exagéré? Pour Stéphanie Couturier, sophrologue et psychomotricienne, c'est le quotidien de milliers d'enfants — et peut-être du vôtre. Dans cet épisode, on parle de ce poids invisible que porte un enfant timide : les mains moites, la voix qui se bloque, les joues qui s'enflamment, et toutes ces pensées qui tournent en boucle dans sa tête avant même de dire bonjour. Stéphanie, maman de trois garçons aux tempéraments bien différents, va nous raconter sans filtre ce que ça fait de devoir accompagner un enfant qui se fige devant les invités, tout en essayant de ne pas céder à la pression du regard des autres. Si vous avez un enfant timide, ou si vous l'avez été vous-même, cet épisode va vous parler, parce qu’elle apporte des solutions concrètes pour vous aider. Je vous souhaite une très bonne écoute Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

  • #49 | Autism Diagnosis: A Two-Year Wait, Unless You Can Pay

    4 days ago

    #49 | Autism Diagnosis: A Two-Year Wait, Unless You Can Pay

    Some families are now facing a two-year minimum wait just to be assessed for autism. Around 295,000 people are on the waiting list in England. A private clinic can do it in weeks, if you can pay. Gaz and Andy start with the "golden ticket" debate. The diagnosis opens the door to support, so what happens to the families who cannot afford to skip the queue? Andy remembers the first time he filled in the benefits form for Lydia, writing down her worst day when every instinct as a parent was to build her up. Andy asks how often a private assessment ever says no, and Gaz looks it up while they record. Nobody is tracking it. Then school. A new study links exclusion to worse mental health later on, and there is a big difference between a child who won't behave and a child who can't cope. Two hundred million pounds of new teacher training sounds good, but knowing what autism is and knowing what to do when a child will not walk into the classroom are two very different things. Andy says something he never expected to say: he feels lucky that Lydia's needs are so profound, because the children in between are the ones still fighting to be believed. Along the way: feeling politically homeless as SEND parents, the petition that went past 100,000, and a fear only an autism parent would have. Not what is causing the power cut, but how you get your child through it. Gaz rings home in the middle of recording to sort it. And the National Autistic Society now says autism is genetic. So why do so many of us still lie awake asking whether it was something we did? Timestamps 00:00 Cold open 00:13 Intro 00:22 A week that flew by 01:13 A two-year minimum wait for an autism assessment 02:02 295,000 people on the waiting list 03:12 The diagnosis as a "golden ticket" 05:13 The form that makes you describe your child's worst day 07:11 Private diagnosis: how often does it say no? 09:03 Does money buy a faster route to support? 10:19 "She's fine at school. It's at home she isn't." 12:07 School exclusion: won't behave, or can't cope? 14:34 "Would you mind not bringing your child in today?" 16:20 £200 million for SEND teacher training 19:30 "I feel lucky her needs are so profound" 22:33 The teenager nobody believes 23:45 Politically homeless 27:39 What a real SEND policy would look like 34:33 The petition that went past 100,000 41:31 Stockpiling, and a power cut with an autistic child 45:39 Gaz rings home mid-episode 48:02 The National Autistic Society says autism is genetic 50:50 "Was it something we did?" 52:34 UK, US, Australia: everyone is waiting 53:29 Mailing list, guests, the studio and the Discord 55:25 The Oxford Half Marathon, and the fundraiser we forgot Gaz and Andy are two dads raising autistic children, talking about the bits nobody else says out loud. Everything we do is in the link tree in our bio.

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