No Limits Podcast - Where Education Meets Possibility

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Welcome to the No Limits Podcast — where education meets possibility. Families and educators with neurodivergent children–this one is for you. Meet our passi...

  1. 6d ago

    Why AAC Shouldn’t Stop at Speech Therapy | Communication IS Education

    Most classrooms use AAC to help students request a snack, ask for a break, or answer a simple yes/no question. But what if communication became the foundation for every lesson? In this episode of the No Limits Podcast, Laura and Savannah Moffett, Lead Therapeutic Educator and Trainer at No Limits Academy and Content Creator for the No Limits Method, explain how No Limits Academy embeds communication into every part of the school day. Instead of treating AAC as something separate from academics, students use their communication devices to: ✔️ Answer lesson questions ✔️ Make choices ✔️ Participate in classroom discussions ✔️ Express opinions ✔️ Build relationships ✔️ Demonstrate what they know Savannah also shares how every one of her students gained access to AAC during the school year, and how consistent communication helped students grow academically, socially, and personally. This conversation explores why communication is the first core value of the No Limits Method and why education becomes more meaningful when every student has a voice. If you're a teacher, therapist, administrator, or parent looking for practical ways to better support neurodiverse learners, this episode is for you. 🔗 Learn more about the No Limits Method and our Therapeutic Education approach at https://nolimitsmethod.com 👉 Be sure to like and subscribe for more conversations about Therapeutic Education, AAC, and creating meaningful access for every learner. It’s more than a method—it’s a movement. Social Media - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nolimitsmethod/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nolimitsmethod/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/no-limits-method    #nolimitspodcast #disabilityawareness #disabilityadvocacy #specialeducationreform #aac #communication#disabilityempowerment #capable #everyvoicematters #therapeuticeducation #neurodiverse #neurodivergentsupport #educatortools #specialneeds #kidswithdisabilities #specialeducation #sped #disabilityinclusion #techforgood #communityempowerment #nolimitsmethod

  2. May 26

    He Has Cerebral Palsy and a PhD. Now He’s Changing Education.

    In this episode of the No Limits Podcast, Laura is joined by her son, Dr. Cheyne Joslin to discuss his upcoming presentation at the Step Up Conference: Navigating New Horizons and Facing the Future Together. Dr. Joslin’s talk, Reimagining Education for Students with Language Differences, will be about how the No Limits Method approaches education for students who are nonverbal, minimally verbal, or use assistive communication devices—and why communication must come first if we truly want students to learn. Together, Laura and Dr. Joslin break down: • What “language differences” really means in education • Why communication is the foundation of learning • How choice-making helps confirm comprehension • The importance of integrating therapy and education • Why multidisciplinary collaboration changes outcomes • How the No Limits Method can be implemented in any school setting • The role of neurodevelopment, social development, and meaningful engagement in education This conversation also highlights something deeper: language differences do not determine intelligence, potential, or worth. Dr. Joslin not only teaches these concepts through the lens of cognitive science and education—he lives them. Through the No Limits Method, he’s helping educators and learning teams rethink what’s possible for students with disabilities. The No Limits Method is not a curriculum. It is a framework for creating access, collaboration, communication, and meaningful educational outcomes for neurodiverse learners. 🔗 Learn more about the conference, view the agenda, and register to attend here: https://conference.sufs.org 👉 Subscribe to the No Limits Podcast for more conversations on rethinking education, supporting neurodiverse learners, and building real-life outcomes through access and innovation. It’s more than a method—it’s a movement. 🔗 Learn more about No Limits Method and our training for schools, teachers, therapists, and parents. https://nolimitsmethod.com Social Media - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nolimitsmethod/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nolimitsmethod/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/no-limits-method    #stepup #stepupforstudents #nolimitspodcast #disabilityawareness #disabilityadvocacy #specialeducationreform #disabilityempowerment #capable #everyvoicematters #therapeuticeducation #neurodiverse #neurodivergentsupport #educatortools #specialneeds #kidswithdisabilities #specialeducation #sped #disabilityinclusion #techforgood #communityempowerment #nolimitsmethod

  3. May 6

    When Learning Clicks: A Real Classroom Experience

    In this episode of the No Limits Podcast, Laura is joined by No Limits Academy parent, Marie to share what learning actually looks like inside the classroom—and the impact it’s had on her son. At No Limits Academy, education is designed to be engaging, intentional, and built around how students truly learn. Through movement, communication, and repetition, students aren’t just exposed to information, they retain it, apply it, and build confidence in their abilities. In this conversation, Marie shares a firsthand experience of watching her son learn in real time—and the moment she realized something clicked. Laura and Marie discuss: ✨ What makes No Limits Academy classrooms different ✨ How engagement and movement support neurodevelopment ✨ Why repetition and interaction lead to real retention ✨ The importance of community and peer connection ✨ How students build confidence through shared experiences This episode is for families looking for a different approach to education, one that prioritizes access, connection, and meaningful outcomes. Because when learning is built the right way, students with disabilities don’t just participate… they understand. 👉 Subscribe to the No Limits Podcast for more conversations on rethinking education, building access, and creating real-life outcomes for neurodiverse learners. It’s more than a method—it’s a movement. 🔗 Learn more about No Limits Method and our training for schools, teachers, therapists, and parents. https://nolimitsmethod.com Social Media - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nolimitsmethod/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nolimitsmethod/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/no-limits-method    #nolimitspodcast #disabilityawareness #disabilityadvocacy #specialeducationreform #disabilityempowerment #capable #everyvoicematters #therapeuticeducation #neurodiverse #neurodivergentsupport #parentingtools #specialneeds #kidswithdisabilities #specialeducation #sped #disabilityinclusion #techforgood #communityempowerment #nolimitsmethod

  4. Apr 21

    Access Changes Everything: A Real CDC+ Story

    In this episode of the No Limits Podcast, Laura continues the Florida Medicaid Waiver series—this time with a powerful perspective from a parent who has recently navigated and secured the Consumer Directed Care Plus (CDC+) program for her child. CDC+ gives families something many don’t realize is possible: control. Instead of agencies deciding schedules, staffing, and services, parents become the decision-makers, building care around their child’s real life—not provider availability. But understanding CDC+ and fighting to access it are two very different things. In this conversation, Marie, whose son Tyree goes to No Limits Academy, shares what it actually takes to navigate the process—from advocating during critical medical moments, to reliving some of the hardest parts of her child’s diagnosis, to pushing forward even after being told “no.” Laura and Marie discuss: • What CDC+ looks like from a parent’s perspective after approval • The emotional and mental toll of navigating the system • Why many families feel unheard during the process • The reality of providing 24/7 care for a medically complex child • How access to CDC+ can shift not just services—but quality of life • Why families must continue to advocate, even when the system makes it difficult This episode is for families navigating Florida’s Medicaid system, for parents who feel overwhelmed by the process, and for anyone who needs to understand this truth: Access shouldn’t have to be a fight—but right now, for many families, it still is. 👉 Subscribe to the No Limits Podcast for continued guidance on navigating systems, advocating effectively, and building real-life outcomes for children with disabilities. It’s more than a method—it’s a movement. 🔗 Learn more about No Limits Method and our training for schools, teachers, and therapists. https://nolimitsmethod.com Social Media - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nolimitsmethod/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nolimitsmethod/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/no-limits-method    #nolimitspodcast #floridamedicaidwaiver #medwaiver #disabilityawareness #disabilityadvocacy #specialeducationreform #disabilityempowerment #capable #everyvoicematters #therapeuticeducation #neurodiverse #neurodivergentsupport #parentingtools #specialneeds #kidswithdisabilities #specialeducation #sped #disabilityinclusion #techforgood #communityempowerment #nolimitsmethod

  5. Feb 12

    Who Really Controls Your Child’s Care? CDC+ & Medically Fragile Children’s Florida Medicaid Waiver

    In this episode of the No Limits Podcast, Laura continues the Florida Medicaid Waiver series by breaking down the Consumer Directed Care Plus (CDC+) and the Medically Fragile Children’s (MFC) Waiver. CDC+ gives families something many don’t realize is possible: control. Instead of agencies deciding schedules, staffing, and services, parents become the decision-makers, building care around their child’s real life, not provider availability. Laura explains: What CDC+ is and who qualifies How families can hire, schedule, and manage their own care teams Why CDC+ does not increase funding, but radically changes who controls it The legal foundations of Medicaid, including medical necessity and federal protections for children under 21 The difference between developmental disability waivers and the Medically Fragile Children’s Waiver Who the MFC waiver is designed for and why it exists for the most medically complex children This episode is for families who feel overwhelmed, stuck, or unsure how to navigate Florida’s Medicaid system, and for parents who need to know this truth: You are not asking for too much. You are protecting your child’s future. 👉 Subscribe to the No Limits Podcast for continued guidance on navigating systems, advocating effectively, and building real-life outcomes for children with disabilities. It’s more than a method, it’s a movement. 🔗 Learn more about No Limits Method and our training for schools, teachers, and therapists. https://nolimitsmethod.com Social Media - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nolimitsmethod/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nolimitsmethod/ X: https://x.com/nolimitsmethod LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/no-limits-method    #nolimitspodcast #floridamedicaidwaiver #medwaiver #disabilityawareness #disabilityadvocacy #specialeducationreform #disabilityempowerment #capable #everyvoicematters #therapeuticeducation #neurodiverse #neurodivergentsupport #parentingtools #specialneeds #kidswithdisabilities #specialeducation #sped #disabilityinclusion #techforgood #communityempowerment #nolimitsmethod

  6. Feb 3

    Florida Medicaid Waiver: How to Navigate it with Confidence

    Parent leadership is the single most powerful driver of your child’s success. In this episode, Laura picks up where she left off and moves into the practical, empowering side of the Medicaid Waiver. This conversation focuses on how parents can lead the process, advocate effectively, and build a plan that truly reflects their child’s real-life needs. You’ll learn: • Why parent leadership directly impacts waiver outcomes • How budgets are determined through tools like the QSI and SANs • How budgets support long-term planning • Why documentation, team collaboration, and future-focused planning matter • How families can adjust supports as needs change over time This episode is about shifting from feeling overwhelmed by the system to realizing you are in control — and that informed advocacy can change your child’s trajectory. 👉 Next episode: CDC+ and how self-directed care allows families to choose who supports their child. 🎙️ Subscribe to the No Limits Podcast for real-world education, advocacy, and tools for families and educators supporting children with disabilities. 🔗 Learn more about No Limits Method and our training for schools, teachers, and therapists. https://nolimitsmethod.com Social Media - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nolimitsmethod/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nolimitsmethod/ X: https://x.com/nolimitsmethod LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/no-limits-method    #nolimitspodcast #floridamedicaidwaiver #medwaiver #disabilityawareness #disabilityadvocacy #specialeducationreform #disabilityempowerment #capable #everyvoicematters #therapeuticeducation #neurodiverse #neurodivergentsupport #parentingtools #specialneeds #kidswithdisabilities #specialeducation #sped #disabilityinclusion #techforgood #communityempowerment #nolimitsmethod

  7. Jan 27

    The Medicaid Waiver Explained: A Parent’s Guide to Building a Life of Support

    In this episode of our Medicaid Waiver series, Laura shares her personal journey as a parent navigating complex medical systems for her two children with disabilities, including the impossible choices her family faced just to access care. That experience led to decades of advocacy and firsthand involvement in the Florida Medicaid Waiver program from its earliest days. In this episode, Laura explains: • Why the Medicaid Waiver was created • How it removes parental income as a barrier to services • Who qualifies for the Developmental Disabilities (DD) Waiver • What types of services the waiver can provide • How individualized budgeting supports long-term outcomes • Why parent leadership is the foundation of success This conversation is about more than funding, it’s about keeping children at home, building independence, and supporting families for life. 👇 Have questions? Drop them in the comments. 👉 Next episode: How waiver planning becomes part of your everyday life and future planning. 🎙️ Subscribe for the full Medicaid Waiver series and future episodes. It’s more than a method, it’s a movement. 🔗 Learn more about No Limits Method and our training for schools, teachers, and therapists. https://nolimitsmethod.com Social Media - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nolimitsmethod/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nolimitsmethod/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/no-limits-method    #nolimitspodcast #floridamedicaidwaiver #medwaiver #disabilityawareness #disabilityadvocacy #specialeducationreform #disabilityempowerment #capable #everyvoicematters #therapeuticeducation #neurodiverse #neurodivergentsupport #parentingtools #specialneeds #kidswithdisabilities #specialeducation #sped #disabilityinclusion #techforgood #communityempowerment #nolimitsmethod

  8. Jan 21

    Medicaid Waiver Explained: What It Is, Why It Exists, & How It Supports Your Child

    If you’ve ever been told “that service isn’t covered” or felt stuck trying to navigate Medicaid for your child, this series of episodes are for you. In this first episode of the Florida Medicaid Waiver Explained of the No Limits Podcast, Laura Joslin breaks down the Medicaid Waiver Program — what it is, why it was created, and how it’s legally designed to support children with disabilities at home, in school, and in the community. Laura shares this from both perspectives: As a parent of two sons with cerebral palsy And as a professional who has spent over 20 years working across therapy, education, and real-life functional support In this episode, you’ll learn: What the Medicaid Waiver is actually meant to do Which diagnoses qualify under the waiver The difference between the DD Waiver, iBudget, CDC+, and Medically Fragile Waiver Why families get stuck on waiting lists or underfunded plans How medically necessary services should align with real daily life Why disconnects between doctors, schools, and therapy prevent waivers from working This episode kicks off a multi-part series designed to help families understand and successfully negotiate a system that often feels overwhelming. 👇 Have questions? Drop them in the comments. 🔔 Subscribe so you don’t miss the next episodes in this Medicaid Waiver series and join the movement to transform special education nationwide. 🔗 Learn more about No Limits Method and our training for schools, teachers, and therapists. https://nolimitsmethod.com Social Media - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nolimitsmethod/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nolimitsmethod/ X: https://x.com/nolimitsmethod LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/no-limits-method    #nolimitspodcast #floridamedicaidwaiver #medwaiver #disabilityawareness #disabilityadvocacy #specialeducationreform #disabilityempowerment #capable #everyvoicematters #therapeuticeducation #neurodiverse #neurodivergentsupport #parentingtools #specialneeds #kidswithdisabilities #specialeducation #sped #disabilityinclusion #techforgood #communityempowerment #nolimitsmethod

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