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PodcastJourney from Referral to Recommendations: what to expect (Tips from a Clinical Psychologist)

When we begin to wonder whether our kids would benefit from some kind of evaluation, the next steps can be [continue reading]

PodcastAdvice from a 6 year old: Q&A with Liliana

My daughter Liliana loves making appearances on my podcast and delights in answering kids’ questions about neurodiversity! She surprises me [continue reading]

PodcastHow to use exercise to regulate your nervous system with Dr. Shannon Ritchey

I know some of us may not want to even think about exercise. As parents of neurodivergent kids, we feel [continue reading]

PodcastMaking screen time work for your family with Ash Brandin, EdS

Screens have become such a hot topic in parenting, and such a source of guilt and confusion for many parents [continue reading]

PodcastUnderstanding nervous system regulation with Dr. Joy Malik-Hasbrook

As a neurodiversity-affirming pediatric OT, you all know that I’m all about regulation. As parents, therapists and teachers, it’s critical [continue reading]

Podcast100 episodes “wiser” [with Liliana]

This is my 100th episode!! I’m so grateful to all of my past guests, to those of you who listen, [continue reading]

PodcastDestigmatizing cannabis use for millennial parents

Yes. We’re talking about cannabis. On a parenting podcast. If you’ve been following me on Instagram for a little while [continue reading]

PodcastSo your child was just diagnosed. Now what?

Getting a DSM diagnosis for your child can be a pivotal moment in your parenting journey. It can bring any [continue reading]

PodcastHow does sensory processing actually work?

Around here, we talk about sensory processing all the time: sensory processing disorder, sensory processing differences, sensory-seeking, sensory-sensitive. But what [continue reading]

PodcastUnscripted: My husband was the default parent for 17 days

This one is for my fellow default parents and their partners! I have a wonderful husband, Mark, who is such [continue reading]

PodcastHow to introduce neurodiversity and sensory tools to a general ed classroom

For some neurodivergent kids, the school setting can be a wonderfully inclusive, neurodiversity-affirming place. And for others, it can be [continue reading]

PodcastNavigating Food Allergies with Compassion: A Conversation with The Asian Allergy Mom

Food allergies are a bit of a departure from my usual content, but I think it’s incredibly valuable for us [continue reading]

PodcastIdentifying Neurodiverse Affirming Therapists: Green Flags to look for

With all the red tape, issues with insurance, access and scheduling, I know how hard it can be to find [continue reading]

PodcastThe Truth About Labels: Understanding the Pros and Cons

Have you noticed that most people don’t have much of an issue using labels such as “gifted” or “highly sensitive” [continue reading]

PodcastShort, Sweet or Sassy Comeback Responses for Every Judgy Relative

As parents, we’ve all experienced unsolicited advice or passive aggressive remarks from friends and family about our parenting style or [continue reading]

PodcastUnderstanding Pathological Demand Avoidance: Accommodating PDA Needs with Expert Casey Ehrlich

Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) is a profile of Autism that is still being researched and understood. Casey Ehrlich, Ph.D. (@atpeaceparents [continue reading]

PodcastNeurodiversity in Society: Embracing Differences for a Better Future

We’re continuing the conversation about neurodivergence and neurodiversity, and looking at it with a broader lens. I shared a more [continue reading]

PodcastUnscripted: Am I neurodivergent?

I’ve always been an open book with you all, and in this episode, I’m sharing with you my unfiltered thoughts [continue reading]

PodcastAsk These 4 Questions to Identify Your Child’s Dysregulation Patterns

Last week (episode 86) we talked about the gap where behavior lives to help you better understand the moments your [continue reading]

PodcastWhy Is Your Child Acting Out? Uncovering ‘The Gap’ in Behavior

We are cracking the code to our child’s behavior and applying a framework that helps us understand what’s going on [continue reading]

Photo of Laura Petix at the laptop. It is the cover for the podcast episode about social stories for kids: what, why, how?

PodcastSocial stories for kids: What, why, how?

Have you ever wondered how to help your child understand or process a certain life event, like when a pet [continue reading]

Cover art for episode 84 of the SWS Podcast for Parents. Using sensory layering to enhance nervous system regulation.

PodcastUsing “sensory layering” to enhance nervous system regulation

There are lots of active sensory strategies that are really effective, but in this episode, we’re talking about more passive [continue reading]

PodcastAfter-school regulation ideas for neurodivergent kids

Many of us are back into the swing of things at school, and with that comes so much more dysregulation! [continue reading]

PodcastHow to support regulation around the summer break transition

The transition to summer comes with so many emotions and behaviors, it can be really exhausting. There are ways to [continue reading]

PodcastKids are ready, with A Kids Co founder: Jelani Memory

I am officially a children’s book author. And I can’t imagine a topic I stand behind more than neurodiversity, or [continue reading]

PodcastGiftedness and Neurodiversity with Caitlin Greer Meister

Profound giftedness is its own type of neurodivergence, and there’s no roadmap for their educational path. Listen in as we [continue reading]

PodcastUsing music as a vehicle to support the neurodivergent brain, with Diana Cameron of Kindermusik

Kindermusik Kindermusik is a purposefully created multisensory music and movement program for ages 0-7 that provides neurodivergent children the opportunity [continue reading]

PodcastRepair & Restitution: why it’s important and how to do it

Myla Leinweber B.Ed, M.Ed, PCI Certified Parent Coach Myla is a mom of two young girls, a former kindergarten teacher [continue reading]

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