On the Spectrum with Sonia Sonia Chand

Please tune in as Tom Flynn, a loving father of 3 girls, discusses his journey with parental alienation. Tom discusses his life pre-marriage with kids as a law enforcement officer who moved up in the ranks in NJ. In a series of unfortunate events, Tom is not only stopped in his career, but also is precluded from being able to have the quality time with his daughters as they were taken and kept away from him. 

Tom shares an inspirational story of using his pain and turning it into power, and may his fight continue to inspire many others and eventually lead to him getting what he deserves: quality time spent with his 3 daughters.

Please welcome back Marccella Gonzalez as we both discuss our journeys of being on the Autism Spectrum, navigating friendships, and understanding life lessons. After all, we all have our journeys through life we take, and the beauty is the ability to share our respective lessons and paths with others. This not only helps us connect more with others, but shows all of us that we aren't alone.

Please tune in to Julie, Tia, and Mika's podcast Obsessed with Humans on the Verge of Change; as I discuss the autism spectrum and share insight into what it is like to be on the spectrum. Julie, Tia, and Mika did such an amazing job at asking profound questions and sharing feedback that left me pondering well after the podcast interview was over. After all, it's kind of hard to not get obsessed with amazing and talented individuals such as Julie, Tia, and Mika. 

Please tune in as I welcome a special guest,  Marccella Gonzalez. Marccella bravely shares her journey  with the Autism Spectrum through raising her children. She shares the experience of advocating at the school for her daughter, her own shares of challenges and triumphs,  and how her Autism makes her the talented Tarot card reader and psychic she is. Through Marccella's story, she highlights the strengths of Autism and works on breaking the stigma associated with the word "autism." She is a testament to the fact that Autism is not something to fear, but rather, something to understand and appreciate.

Please welcome Kevin, a retired law enforcement officer from New Jersey, as he bravely comes forward to discuss his book "Man You are Crazy."  Kevin, along with his co-author Chris Anderson, share their heroic incidents of being in law enforcement and the mental health issues they ensued. 

Kevin is a prime testament to the saying "no matter how bad life gets, there is always hope on the other side." Kevin's story is one for anybody in law enforcement and their families; along with mental health professionals to read and learn from. Kevin's story s one that can serve as someone else's survival guide.

Please join us as Dr. Angel Durr as she shares her trials and tribulations of being on the autism spectrum and the intersectionality of multiracial and autism. In addition to coming bravely forward to sharing her story, Dr. Durr offers insight and  pieces of advice that anybody both on and off the autism spectrum could benefit from.