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Autism Live The Autism Network
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Autism Live is an interactive webshow providing support, resources, information, facts, entertainment and inspiration to parents, teachers and practitioners working with children on the Autism Spectrum. Viewers are encouraged to participate by asking questions of experts, offering suggestions for topics to be discussed and sharing progress their children have made
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Autism Parent to Parent | Top 10 Tips for Successful IEP's
Welcome to another exciting episode of Parent to Parent! In this episode, our host and author of Autism Parent to Parent, Shannon Penrod, shares her Top Ten Tips for Successful IEP's. As a parent of a child with autism, Shannon has firsthand experience navigating the IEP process and has learned valuable lessons along the way. Join us as she shares her insights and strategies for making the most out of your child's IEP. Whether you're a seasoned pro or new to the process, you won't want to miss this informative and engaging discussion. So tune in and join the conversation live!
Recording Live March 27, 2023
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Let’s Talk All the Things with Rachael & Shannon
It is time again for another episode of Let’s Talk All the Things with Rachael & Shannon! In this episode our hosts tell personal stories and break down a video that Rachael made displaying the details of her small kitchen with big flavor! Tune in and check it out!
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Autism Parent to Parent | Top 10 Tips for Success During School Breaks
Its time for another Parent to Parent Episode! In this episode, our host and author of Autism Parent to Parent, Shannon Penrod, presents her Top Ten Tips for Success During School Breaks! Tune in and join the conversation live!
Recording Live March 22, 2023
1. Ask early and often for more services during the break
2. Schedule 1 fun thing a day
3. Keep the sleep schedule the same
4. Allow for downtime – just don’t let it take over
5. Spend time outdoors
6. Eat fun food
7. Utilize all the supports and therapies available to the max
8. Go somewhere new
9. Offer choices
10. Reward everyone…including yourself
Bonus tip: Do a nighttime speed clean with EVERYONE
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Ask Dr. Doreen | Progress with Children on the Autism Spectrum
Autism Expert and pioneer in the field of Autism, Psychologist and BCBA, Dr. Doreen Granpeesheh is discussing progress and answering viewer questions LIVE! Tune in and check it out! Recording March 21, 2023
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6:38 My child isn’t making progress, what have I overlooked?
“My child is about to be 5, we have been doing ABA for the last 2 years. We started during the shut-down, with just parent training but he now goes to the center 3 afternoons a week for 2 hours. He is on the Gluten Free, Milk free diet. I feel like we are doing everything right, but he is still only saying about 5 words and we are still having lots of hitting and aggression toward his baby sister and no one can get any rest. He is often up all night for days on end. What am I missing? Please help.”
22:06 “What is the average number of Trial sets per hour for a 3.5 year old who has been in ABA full time for 6 months.
If I switched my son's ABA clinic, how much of a setback can I expect and do you advise against doing this?”
26:58 Which Treatment is more Effective? Home Based? or Center Based?
“Is it better to have your child with ASD in ABA therapy that is home based or center based. Which would be more effective?”
31:08 When do you Know When it is Time to Stop ABA?
38:22 How to Gain more Consistency with Potty Training
40:30 Coping Skills
45:35 Does Dr. Granpeesheh do Online Consultations?
47:06 Advocating for Young Children that are not getting enough ABA hours.
48:07 Switching ABA clinics due to commute time
50:15 Working with 2 Different Agencies to Complete ABA Prescription
“Hi. Our insurance approved 8 hours ABA for our daughter but can’t find any agency that can’t provide that. We started 4 hours last month with one agent that promised the full 8 hours soon, unfortunately our RBT quit without notice to us or the agency… now we are down to zero hour ABA… I’m thinking about working 2 different agencies to get the full 49 hours a week.”
52:55 Post ABA
“To all .. things can get better, but you must always learn to accept those that simply will not - but can improve.
Dr., any thoughts on "post-ABA" when a child some basically "graduated" and needs help with things ABA cannot address”
1:01:56 Information about the Live shows this week
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Autism Parent to Parent | Top Ten Tips for Bedtime/Nighttime Success
Shannon Penrod presents her Top Ten Parent to Parent tips for having successful bedtime and nighttime rituals.
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1. Stop the naps
2. Keep your child busy and engaged all day – especially during their usual nap time
3. Stop all stimulants after dinner
4. Create a bedtime ritual
5. Make the bedroom a fun place to be
6. Make their bed super cozy
7. After bedtime make everything else less fun
8. Use the “Bedtime Pass” if needed
9. Praise your child for good sleep hygiene
10. Call in reinforcements if you aren’t successful
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Progressive ABA Explained with Julia Ferguson + Amy Gravino
On today’s show Julia Ferguson BCBA, CPBA-AP helps Shannon with a new Jargon-of-the-Day: Progressive ABA. What does it mean, what exactly are we talking about? Julia also shares information about the upcoming Autism Partnership Foundation conference on April 21st. Find more information by visiting: https://autismpartnershipfoundation.org/apf-annual-conference/ Autism Consultant, International Speaker and Autism Sexpert Amy Gravino talks with Shannon about her upcoming interviews during the Autism Network Podcastathon. For more information visit: https://www.autismnetwork.com/calendar-by-hour/
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Customer Reviews
Great podcast but!
Great podcast with tons of great information. I just listened to your episode on food and found it super interesting. But I have to point out that the symptoms you describe experiencing as an allergy to chocolate and ice cream are NOT food allergy!
As someone who is a parent to a peanut allergic kid it’s important that you characterize this stuff correctly. You describe symptoms by saying something like the food was not “sitting well with you” or that you can’t eat a lot of ice cream like you used to.
Food allergy refers to an IgE mediated allergy that affects the immune system. Even eating small amounts can trigger a range of symptoms like hives, wheezing, vomiting, and anaphylaxis and requires an epipen. In contrast, a food intolerance affects only the digestive system and causes less severe symptoms.
It’s important to get this stuff right for restaurants, public knowledge, etc so that people know the true severity of giving an item to someone with a food allergy that could be life-threatening vs an intolerance that would merely cause stomach issues.
Otherwise great and super helpful information!! I’m really enjoying your podcast.
Life Changing Information
Best show/podcast ever! I have been tuning in since my son was 4. He is about to be 14. The information is priceless! If you’re starting your Autism journey, this is the place to be! 💙💙💙
Some good info, not great navigation
From what I've heard so far, this podcast has some good info for service providers and families. I wish the episode list would provide a short blurb regarding the topic being discussed ...right now it either says "like autism live on Facebook" or it gives the name of the person or organization being interviewed (which is not helpful if you are unfamiliar with the person/organization).
Also, I wish there was an option to have audio only. Video podcasts are glitchy on my iPad and there is no need for video if you're only showing people are n an interview room. Video is useful when you're showing something in action, or showing how to do something, but it's unnecessary for interviews.