Water Prairie Chronicles Podcast

Tonya Wollum
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Conversations to support parents of children with disabilities.

  1. 1 Oct

    159. They Told My Son He Couldn't Do Both: How I Pushed Back

    When Christopher was told in 6th grade he could take advanced classes OR get resource support, but not both, we pushed back and got both written into the plan. This post shares the full story plus 7 IEP meeting tips for parents to use when policy says no.

  2. 31 Jul

    158Understanding Invisible Disabilities in School: Moving Beyond the 'Lazy' Label

    Is your child struggling in school, even though you know they are smart and trying their best?

  3. 15 Jul

    157. Safe Cooking With Disabilities: Adaptive Tools & Kitchen Independence with Ivy Prince

    Discover how adaptive cooking tools, safe cut-resistant gear, and simple one-pot recipes empower kids with disabilities to safely build culinary independence.

  4. 30 Jun

    156. Teaching Character and Boundaries to Our Kids

    156. Teaching Character and Boundaries to Our Kids

  5. 14 Jun

    The Summer Break Survival Guide for Kids with Disabilities

    Discover how home-based visual schedules, first-then boards, and token charts can minimize behavioral meltdowns and lower parental anxiety during summer break.

  6. 8 Jun

    154. A Masterclass in Belonging: What a Baseball Game Taught Me About Inclusion

    Discover the power of natural inclusion. Tonya Wollum shares a heartwarming reflection on community, belonging, and seeing children with disabilities seamlessly included in a small town community event.

  7. 24 May

    153. The Grandparent Gap: Autism, Family, and What the Research Actually Says

    Meltdowns aren't a discipline problem—they're a nervous system response. If family members don't understand your child's autism diagnosis, don't cut them off yet. Learn how to bridge the gap gracefully in our latest episode.

  8. 17 Apr

    152. Is Your Child’s IEP Ready for Middle or High School? Do This NOW Before Fall

    Ensure your child’s IEP is ready for the move to middle or high school. IEP Coach Tonya Wollum shares a 5-step checklist to secure services and smooth transitions before the school year ends.

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