Every Brain is Different: Parenting Strategies for Raising Autistic and ADHD Kids

Samantha Foote, Lauren Ross
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Every Brain is Different: Parenting Strategies for Raising Autistic and ADHD Kids Podcast

Welcome to Every Brain is Different, the podcast for parents raising kids with Autism, ADHD, and other neurodiverse conditions. We explore the unique strengths and challenges of neurodivergent individuals through interviews, expert advice, and real-life stories. Join us to gain practical parenting strategies and connect with a supportive community that celebrates every brain's uniqueness. Whether you're seeking connection, inspiration, finding parenting strategies, or simply looking to broaden your perspective, Every Brain is Different invites you to join our community.

  1. 60 - Michaell Magrutsche and Finding Your Strengths

    3 DAYS AGO

    60 - Michaell Magrutsche and Finding Your Strengths

    People often expect neurodivergent individuals to conform to the same norms as everyone else, but this isn't a realistic or fair expectation! Join Samantha as she engages in a conversation with Michaell Magrutsche about recognizing and embracing your unique strengths. It's important to understand that being different from the norm is perfectly okay and can be a powerful source of personal growth and success! Stay tuned!

    42 min
  2. 59 - Marlene Sharp and Judith Uttal - Autism in Entertainment

    SEP 9

    59 - Marlene Sharp and Judith Uttal - Autism in Entertainment

    It's inspiring to see people recognizing the potential of individuals on the autism spectrum to thrive in entertainment-related fields! Join Samantha as she engages in a compelling conversation with Marlene Sharp and Judith Uttal about their mission to create meaningful, career-oriented opportunities for neurodivergent individuals and those with disabilities. Integrating neurodivergent talent into different sectors creates a more inclusive society that values everyone's abilities, including in entertainment! Stay tuned!

    40 min
  3. 58 - Neurodivergent Sibling Relationships

    SEP 2

    58 - Neurodivergent Sibling Relationships

    While it's natural for parents to focus more on their neurodivergent children due to their unique needs, it's equally important to support their non-neurodivergent children and nurture sibling relationships. Join Samantha and Lauren as they explore how to manage neurodivergent sibling dynamics. By addressing the needs of all their children, parents can strengthen family bonds and ensure everyone feels supported and understood! Stay tuned!

    36 min
  4. 57 - Jasmine Mathew - Jasmine Mathew and Adapted Dance

    AUG 26

    57 - Jasmine Mathew - Jasmine Mathew and Adapted Dance

    People with disabilities want to feel included and be an active part of their communities. Thankfully, recreational therapists are making this a reality! Join Samantha as she chats with Jasmine Mathew about her adaptive dance company, which welcomes individuals of all abilities. This initiative empowers everyone, including people with disabilities, to enhance their self-esteem and physical well-being through the joy of dance! Stay tuned!

    23 min
  5. 56 - Shannon Thornton and Strategies to Raise Kids with ADHD

    AUG 19

    56 - Shannon Thornton and Strategies to Raise Kids with ADHD

    Parents are the primary advocates for their neurodivergent children, and it's essential for them to know and understand their child's unique needs truly! In this episode, Samantha sits down with Shannon Thornton to discuss effective strategies for raising children with ADHD. By knowing their child better and observing the best methods, they can become their child's most significant advocate and ally! Stay tuned!

    40 min
  6. 55 - Lonelle Madsen and Sexual Relationships

    AUG 12

    55 - Lonelle Madsen and Sexual Relationships

    For generations, discussing sex within the family, especially with children, has been considered taboo. This pattern needs to be broken! Join Samantha as she speaks with Lonelle Madsen about the importance of talking to your children about sexual relationships. Parents need to recognize the importance of being the primary source of information on this topic! Stay tuned!

    38 min
  7. 54 - Back to School Tips for Your Neurodivergent Child

    AUG 5

    54 - Back to School Tips for Your Neurodivergent Child

    Samantha and Lauren share resources for back to school. They emphasize the importance of communication with teachers, routines at home, fostering independence, and creating supportive environments. Stay tuned!

    28 min
  8. 53 - Dr. Gilly Kahn and Sleeping Strategies for Neurodivergent Teens

    JUL 29

    53 - Dr. Gilly Kahn and Sleeping Strategies for Neurodivergent Teens

    In this episode, we talk with Dr. Gilly Kahn, a clinical psychologist specializing in neurodiversity and emotion regulation. Dr. Kahn shares her personal journey with ADHD, challenges of diagnosis, and the importance of understanding the emotional component of ADHD in women. Stay tuned for valuable insights for parents and individuals navigating neurodiversity!

    41 min
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Welcome to Every Brain is Different, the podcast for parents raising kids with Autism, ADHD, and other neurodiverse conditions. We explore the unique strengths and challenges of neurodivergent individuals through interviews, expert advice, and real-life stories. Join us to gain practical parenting strategies and connect with a supportive community that celebrates every brain's uniqueness. Whether you're seeking connection, inspiration, finding parenting strategies, or simply looking to broaden your perspective, Every Brain is Different invites you to join our community.

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