I love this podcast, Lisa is very knowledgeable and honest. She admits when she’s wrong and does her makes an effort to listen to the prospective of disabled adults. Three things: 1. I applied to the Facebook group and never got accepted. 2. ABA is ableist and leads to extreme trauma and often PTSD. It is also cure/fix based in approach. 3. Autistic and “person with autism” are not equivalent. Person with autism is seen as dehumanizing by many autistic people.

I have been meaning to listen for a while and just listened to a few episodes. I wish I would’ve found this sooner. Great advice and helpful!

I love how real talk this podcast is! As a parent of two children with autism on way different areas on the spectrum, knowing other people are out there that think like me helps me feel less alone!

I really want to leave a detailed review but I will come back and edit this. 5 stars isn’t enough!! Join the Facebook group, like and follow the page and start reading the blog!! Everything is so helpful!! You are your child’s best advocate and Lisa teaches you exactly how to be the best one possible!! She answers questions, she is constantly updating info. I honestly don’t know how she finds enough time in a day. I’m a mom of 3, one is in first grade with ADHD and other diagnosis and an IEP. I am constantly spending any free time I have educating myself and it’s still not enough. Now I get to listen in the car too!!! Thank you so much!

As a parent of children with special needs, this podcast is a breath of fresh air and helps remind me that we are not doing this alone! The IEP/504 process is so hard and this podcast equips you with the information you need to put your best foot forward for advocating for your child with the school systems. If you aren't listening to this podcast and you are going through the IEP/504 process....do yourself a favor and subscribe today!

Everyone involved the IEP/504 process, needs to listen to this podcast. I am so thankful for your wisdom, support, resources, honestly and advocacy. You are a true blessing to other parents. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.

This is a really great resource for parents navigating the complexities of Special Education and I recommend it frequently. Lisa has really help me understand the function process of each piece of the process.

I’d love to listen to this podcast without headphones but unfortunately there’s a lot of language that I’d rather not have the kids hear. Sad because I’m sure there’s lots of great info that i would enjoy learning about while we are driving around.

Thank you!! I am so proud of my iep team we have most of what you say we should ask for in my sons iep. I have one annoyance however. Your 3 minute ending is quite annoying. I would recommend shortening it!

I find the blog and Facebook group very helpful but this podcast is slow with a lot of self talk about the host’s thoughts on blogging, audience size, people not reading the blog, etc. Very strange. It would be improved by focusing on the topic and just the topic without all the other stuff.