Nourishing Autism Brittyn Coleman

In this episode of the Nourishing Autism Podcast, join Brittyn, The Autism Dietitian, as she delves into the complexities of ARFID (Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder).
She explores the various types of ARFID, symptoms, prevalence rates, and strategies for providing support and treatment, especially for autistic children. This episode shows the importance of tailored care approaches, addressing underlying anxiety and sensory issues, and offers guidance for parents on fostering a positive eating environment and seeking professional support.
If you’re looking for more individualized support, join the Nourishing Autism Collective HERE!  Find an SOS-trained feeding Therapist HERE!  Follow Brittyn on Instagram: @AutismDietitian  

In this podcast episode, Brittyn talks with Amber Arrington, the founder of Autism Savvy and a mother of six, three of whom are autistic. Amber shares her journey from navigating the autism space with minimal support herself to now supporting parents with newly diagnosed children. Listen in as she discusses the challenges and triumphs of accessing feeding therapy, emphasizes the importance of a multidisciplinary approach for children with sensory needs, and gives practical tips about what to do as you wait for services or referrals for your child.
She is also hosting The Autism Savvy Summit, a FREE event featuring over 20 speakers specializing in autism addressing topics like potty training, feeding, and behavioral techniques for parents waiting for an autism diagnosis or services. I'm so excited to be a speaker at this summit and I hope to see you there!
Mark your calendar! The Autism Savvy Summit is taking place from April 27th to April 29th and you can sign up HERE! You can also DM me the word "SAVVY" on Instagram and I will send you the link to sign up!
You can find Amber at:
www.AutismSavvy.com Instagram: @autismsavvy TikTok: @autismsavvy

In this podcast episode, listen in as Lisa Baskin-Wright, an incredible IEP coach, describes her heartfelt and insightful journey into navigating the Individualized Education Plan (IEP) process for children with autism. Bringing both a personal and professional perspective to the table, she shares the challenges, solutions, and immense hope for parents embarking on this journey. Learn about the importance of understanding each child's unique needs, the intricacies of the IEP process, and practical advice for parents feeling overwhelmed. 
 
LINKS: 
You can find Lisa on Instagram linked HERE! Check out her website linked HERE for more support & amazing resources!
Lisa's All About Me Worksheet: https://www.lisabaskinwright.com/all-about-me-worksheet Lisa's Neurodiversity Affirming Resource Guide: https://www.lisabaskinwright.com/free-neurodiversity-affirming-resource-list Book a Consultation with Lisa here: https://www.lisabaskinwright.com/one-hour-ask-me-anything-consult Lisa's Group Coaching Community: https://www.lisabaskinwright.com/iepcommunity Lisa's Courses: https://www.lisabaskinwright.com/8bb0c508-16db-44a6-835f-0f4707315ab6 and https://www.lisabaskinwright.com/supporting-pda-learners-centering-connection-autonomy-and-equality-in-the-iep-process
& a friendly reminder that Lisa is a guest in my membership, The Nourishing Autism Collective, on April 17th at 1:00 PM EST. You can join & RSVP here!

In this podcast episode, Molly, The Autism Consultant joins Brittyn to delve into the intricacies of potty training for autistic children. Listen as they discuss the series of small skills involved in the process and emphasize the importance of breaking down the steps to make it manageable for your child. Join them as they provide valuable insights into the challenges and strategies surrounding potty training and the impact on skill development and behaviors for autistic children, including picky eating! 
Molly has experience working with school-age children and young adults on the spectrum. Through her work as an autism teacher and autism parent consultant, she has worked with autistic individuals and their families in a variety of settings, including public schools, a university, a private autism program, and virtually.
Where to find Molly: 
Molly on Instagram @theautismconsultant
Molly on Facebook
& listen to her podcast, The Autism Consultant Podcast on:
Apple Podcasts Spotify Join Molly's membership for more support & incredible resources HERE! 
And a reminder that Molly will be a guest inside of my membership, The Nourishing Autism Collective next week!! Join HERE and RSVP for her upcoming potty training workshop! 
 
 
 
 
 

In this episode of the Nourishing Autism Podcast, Brittyn delves into the intricate relationship between sensory aversions and selective eating in autistic children. She sheds light on how sensory processing issues affect food preferences and explores the significance of textures, colors, and temperatures in shaping choices.
If you're looking for more support or would like to learn about Brittyn's sensory-friendly approach to combat picky eating behaviors in autistic children, you can join the Nourishing Autism Collective here: https://www.nourishingautism.co/
 

In this deeply personal and inspiring episode, Brittyn revisits her journey with Sarah, a devoted mother, and her son Henry, who is on the autism spectrum. Sarah shares their story beginning in 2020 when Henry was facing significant dietary and behavioral challenges, leading to the diagnosis of ARFID (Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder) and the placement of a feeding tube. Through collaborative efforts, including food sensitivity testing and nutritional adjustments, they observed remarkable improvements in Henry's health and behavior.
Encouraged by her son's progress, Sarah founded 'Ready, Set, Grow' and a 'We Rock the Spectrum' inclusive play gym in Bristol, Tennessee, creating spaces for child-led therapy and inclusive play. Sarah's journey highlights the profound connection between nutrition, gut health, and behavioral outcomes in children with autism, showcasing the power of parental advocacy, professional guidance, and community support in navigating the challenges of autism and related conditions.
You can support Sarah by following her on:
Instagram: www.instagram.com/wrtsbristol
Facebook: www.facebook.com/wrtsbristol
& check out her Ready, Set, Grow center website here: https://www.rsgpt.com/