Rachel Harrington and Jessica Hill, are two passionate Certified Occupational Therapy Assistants who answer your questions related to all things sensory, occupational therapy, parenting, self-care, nutrition, and health, from a therapist’s perspective. Providing raw, honest, fun ideas, and strategies, for parents and families to implement into daily life. Great for those who work with children with sensory processing disorder, special needs, autism, and ADHD. This podcast is brought to you b ...
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How do we create a neurodiversity-affirming society where people with all kinds of brains don't just live, but thrive? Neurodiverging serves practical strategies to improve our lives by amplifying the voices of neurodivergent leaders and thinkers, centering social justice. We're all in this together. Hosted by Danielle Sullivan. Learn more at http://neurodiverging.com or http://patreon.com/neurodiverging.
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The At Peace Parents Podcast is your source for all things related to understanding, supporting, accommodating, and advocating for your demand avoidant or PDA child. It will completely transform the way you think about your PDA child's brain, behavior, and parenting, and support you in finding your path to more peace and stability in the home. For more information see www.atpeaceparents.com
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Welcome to the 21andsensory Podcast! My name is Emily and I have Sensory Processing Disorder and I’m Autistic. I'm a Graphic Designer, Illustrator and Podcaster in the UK. This podcast is a mixture of me rambling about all things sensory and Autism related and chatting to some super lovely neurodiverse guests from all walks of life. I’ve spoken to some fab Authors, Actors, Influencers, Illustrators, Artists, Comedians, TikTokers, Educators, Activists, Writers, Speakers, Producers, YouTubers, ...
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Formerly the Parenting after Trauma podcast, internationally recognized children's mental health expert Robyn Gobbel decodes the most baffling behaviors for parents of kids with vulnerable nervous systems. If you're parenting a child who has experienced trauma or toxic stress or a child with a neuroimmune disorder, sensory processing, or other nervous system vulnerability, this show will let you know you are not alone. You can stop playing behavior whack-a-mole because Robyn offers you tools ...
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The podcast hosted by Robyn Heidelberg, a dedicated teacher and mom of two—including one child with severe sensory needs and autism—offers practical life tips and essential information to help listeners better understand Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD). Drawing from her personal and professional experiences, Robyn shares relatable stories, expert insights, and supportive advice aimed at empowering families, educators, and anyone seeking to create a more inclusive world for individuals with ...
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Moms in Neurodiverse Families | Autistic Spectrum, ADHD, Sensory Processing Disorder, Parenting, ASD, Neurodivergent
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** TOP 3% GLOBALLY RANKED PODCAST** Hey lovely, is your husband neurodiverse, or are you a mom of a child with autism? Are the daily demands of family life leaving you with little time for self-care? Do you feel your emotional needs are forgotten? Is your identity fading away under the weight of everyday responsibilities? Friend, I am glad you are here. This podcast will help you prioritize your self-care with simple planning solutions that empower you to rebuild your life and set healthy bo ...
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Providing support, information, and practical advice for parents raising neurodivergent children. Join us as we delve into the unique challenges and triumphs of parenting children with conditions such as autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, sensory processing disorder, and more.
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Welcome to "Maybe This Will Be The Cure," a podcast where the wisdom of a healing journey meets the warmth of shared experiences. Join as we explore the topics of healing, living with chronic conditions and chronic pain, mental health and parenting kids with disabilities. Hosted by Megan Godard-Cardon, this podcast is a sanctuary for those seeking solace, understanding, and practical insights navigating unique life experiences. From chronic pain, to parenting a child with Type 1 Diabetes, to ...
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The Sensory Toolbox Autism, ADHD, and SPD Education and Resources
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The place for education and resources about autism, ADHD, and Sensory Processing Disorder.
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A podcast about the nervous system.
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Hello Health Moms Empowered, shows women and men how to be strong, positive leaders for their families. Explore health and wellness with medical experts. Discover the connection of traditional medicine, nutrition, and natural plant-based products. Hear the inspirational lessons that your host Pamela learned fighting for her son’s life. Now is the time to look at your health symptoms and ask "why?" and "how?". Doctors, health, and wellness leaders share stories of hope and healing, here on th ...
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Calling all parents! Do you have a neurodivergent child with sensory processing challenges or Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD)? Looking for some practical tips and advice from an Occupational Therapist’s expert in sensory development? This podcast is for you! Every week, Laura Petix, (aka The OT Butterfly) will educate you on the impact that sensory processing has on your child’s learning and behavior. She’ll teach you the why behind your child’s behavior, how to identify their sensory prof ...
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Get the latest information on Aspergers Syndrome (High Functioning Autism) and Autism Spectrum Disorder.
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Welcome to the Sensory Friendly Solutions Podcast! Dive into our ever-growing series of 27 episodes that explore the fascinating world of your senses, tackling sensory sensitivity, sensory overload, and practical sensory-friendly solutions for daily life. Each episode is a blend of expert insights, personal stories, and actionable advice, designed to inspire and empower. What sets us apart? Our episodes feature international luminaries like occupational therapist and researcher Dr. Winnie Du ...
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Tara Hunkin is a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, Certified GAPS Practitioner, mother and founder of My Child Will Thrive a resource that shares with you the latest science, tips, resources and tools to help you on the path to health and happiness for your child with ADHD, autism, sensory processing disorder, or learning disabilities. Tara's own experiences with her daughter -- combined with as much training as she can get her hands on, research she can dig into, and conferences she can att ...
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The Writing Glitch is brought to you by Dotterer Educational Consulting. Our Founder and Owner, Cheri Dotterer, is the host. Build courage, compassion, and collaboration to help students thrive and grow leaders that transcend a lifetime, regardless of dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyscalculia, using sensory-motor processing and neuroscience-based instructional interventions. No Pencil Required! We interview teachers, therapists, and parents about how they have seen a transformation in children h ...
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This podcast, hosted by a psychologist, explores psychopathologies and their treatments.
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It is all about Education and being inclusive in the classroom. We cover topics that will enhance the learners development, curriculum delivery, students additional needs, and teachers role in the classroom.
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Learning with Lindo- a platform aimed at understanding the holistic development of children. Season 1: is aimed at creating awareness surrounding learning disabilities within black communities and de-stigmatizing the issue. Season 2: is aimed at creating awareness around anxiety disorders in children. A space for parents to understand their children and for children to understand themselves.
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Dr. Deborah Burton hosts this podcast sharing parenting and healthcare timeless tips. As a Pediatric ENT physician, she draws upon nearly 30 years of parenting and healthcare experience. There are also mini-episodes called the Dr. Momma Minute (DMM) which showcase brief topic discussions. Thanks for joining and be sure to subscribe to avoid missing an episode!
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Homebase Hope: All About Autism inspires you to think differently when it comes to autism. Occupational therapist, personal trainer, GAPS practitioner and passionate autism advocate, Rhiannon Crispe interviews leading world experts who aren’t held back by conventional dogmas. She chats to inspirational and courageous parents and people on the spectrum who are part of a grassroots movement for autism awareness, action and inclusion.
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Special: Did I Make A Mistake? Autism, Acetaminopohen and Vaccines
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After this week's news conference on autism and possible causes, I am sharing encouragement to you Momma. This chat will be helpful in processing the emotions and questions these discussions can bring up. Connect with me: Instagram or Facebook If you are enjoying this episode and want more encouragement like this, make sure to join my email list. P…
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Ep. 128 - Recognizing My Second Son is PDA
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In this episode I talk through how I've come to realize my second son is also PDA - with a more internalized expression than my first - and how the process has been both similar and different from the first time. I hope it's helpful for you :)
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EP 238: Happy Birthday RKBBB- and a gift for you!
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Raising Kids with Big Baffling Behaviors turned TWO! 🥳 So, we’re having a party right here on the podcast. Parties have gifts, so I’m offering three “gifts” for you- a little help around three behaviors that are still SO BAFFLING! In this episode, you’ll learn: Why regression (aka “acting like a toddler”) is actually a sign of your child’s nervous …
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How to Talk About Sex and Puberty with Neurodivergent Kids with Amy Lang
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How can parents talk openly and effectively about sexual and reproductive health with their neurodivergent children? In this episode, Danielle welcomes Amy Lang, a sex education expert who specializes in supporting neurodivergent families. Together, they explore how parents can approach conversations about consent, puberty, safety, and relationship…
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39 | When "Doing More" Doesn't Help: Overfunctioning In A Neurodiverse Family
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Previously, I didn't consider the cost of overfunctioning and pushing myself to beyond my limits to rise to the challenges facing my neurodiverse family. I didn't realize beside the cost to myself, there was a cost to my family. I hope this episode inspires you to pause, reflect, and consider other options. Resources: Pause App Julia Ada Jim Wilder…
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#378 - Before and After School Routines That Reduce Meltdowns
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NEW Motor Skills Digital Course is LIVE! https://harkla.co/products/motor-skills-course In this episode of the All Things Sensory Podcast, we’re sharing our favorite regulation activities and tools to support your child / clients before and after school — plus tips for YOU as an adult. We’ll walk you through simple, practical strategies that start …
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Ep. 127 - How to Manage PDA Child Equalizing on the Walk to School
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In today's episode I speak with Megan, the mother of an 8-year-old PDAer who equalizes against her sibling on the walk to school. Megan comes up with something to try for a couple weeks to see if it's helpful. I hope the conversation is helpful for you, too :)
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Reflections on Unschooling Our Neurodivergent Kids
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As we kick off the new school year, I’ve been thinking back on our journey so far with unschooling, aka self-directed education, aka child-led learning. Call it what you want, but at its core, it’s a style that gives kids a lot of say in what they’re learning and how they’re learning it. We’re about three and a half years in now, and in this episod…
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{REPLAY} Is Understanding Behavior Just Excusing It?
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Understanding behavior helps us actually solve the problem, leads to compassion, and actually helps behavior to change, but first we must understand why we are so afraid that understanding behaviors means we are excusing "bad" behaviors. In this episode, you’ll learn: The difference between understanding behavior and excusing behavior Why understan…
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Getting Up and Out the Door on Back-to-School Mornings and Work Mornings
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Dive into the inaugural episode of the Neurodiverging Community Q & A on the Neurodivergent Podcast with Danielle Sullivan and Dr. Anne Elrod Whitney! In this one, we address the challenges of morning routines for neurodivergent families during the back-to-school season. Discover practical tips, the importance of schedules, and how to adapt tasks t…
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38 | Mess Up? Next StepsTo Restore Your Relationship With Your Sensory Autism ADHD Kids
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How we respond after losing our cool or making mistakes with our kids truly matters. Blaming, shaming, or ignoring can damage our relationships, so it’s important to be intentional in those moments. In this episode, I share tips on how to restore and reconnect with your kids. Connect with me: Instagram or Facebook If you are enjoying this episode a…
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#377 - The Hidden Link Between Sensory Needs, Regulation & Pooping with Sarah Selznick, MS, OTR/L
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Sarah Selznick, MS, OTR/L is an occupational therapist, author, and the founder of Sensory Explorers, a private practice supporting children, caregivers, and adults through sensory wellness, pelvic health, and developmental care. She’s the creator of the online Super Poopers course, helping families navigate pediatric bowel and bladder challenges w…
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Ep. 126 - Supporting Your PDA Child Dysregulated by Boredom
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In this episode I talk with Carrie - mother of a 12-year-old PDAer - about how to support her son when he gets dysregulated by not knowing what to do during free time - especially after school and on weekends.
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EP 237: Connection: A Biological Imperative (for parents)
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Parents aren’t the only ones providing co-regulation — we need it too. In fact, connection is a biological imperative for every nervous system, including yours. When you’re raising kids with big, baffling behaviors, the imbalance in reciprocity can be exhausting, isolating, and even grief-inducing. But here’s the truth: you don’t have to do this al…
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How to Find the Right Career with Shell Mendelson
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Finding the right career is a challenge for most neurodivergent people. Today, we're talking to Shell Mendelson, ADHD Career Coach, about how ADHDers can find the right career, when to take the big step to transition to something new, and how to avoid burnout. Thank you to our Patrons for funding this podcast. Find out more and pledge today at patr…
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37 | Nothing Left To Give? Emergency 10-Minute Self-Care for Moms of ADHD & Autism Kids
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Once you know your warning signs (see Episode 36), what do you do if your at a critical level and limited time available for self-care? Let's be real, some days you and I may only have 5-10 minutes, so here is my suggestions for emergency self-care. Connect with me: Instagram or Facebook If you are enjoying this episode and want more encouragement …
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#376 - Oral Sensory Seeking in Kids: What You Need to Know & How to Help
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Have you ever wondered why some children constantly chew on clothing, pencils, or even their hair? In this episode of All Things Sensory, we’re diving into oral sensory seeking—what it is, why it happens, and how to support children who experience it. Children who are sensory seekers often crave oral input to regulate their nervous system. Chewing,…
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Title: The Radical Conscious Conception Journey – A Functional Approach to Infertility with Monica Cox and Pamela Wirth
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https://www.canva.com/design/DAGgx0HSDKo/-o0bYLudRaBlkgbHHarVKg/view?utm_content=DAGgx0HSDKo&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=uniquelinks&utlId=h1c2923f3f8 Message me DREAMS to access your free Fertility Breakthrough Session: Email: [email protected] [not .com 🤣] Instagram: https://bit.ly/FindingFertilityIG YouTube: htt…
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Ep. 125 - Helping Sibling Understand PDA Sister's Equalizing
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In this episode I coach Lierin as she navigates the equalizing her 5-year-old daughter does against her 8-year-old sister. Specifically we discuss how to help the older daughter understand PDA and the "unfairness" it brings about.
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EP 236: Rewriting the Nervous System Story
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Your child’s behavior isn’t telling you the whole story. Their behavior is telling you just the story their nervous system is writing in that moment. This week, let’s continue my deep dive into my conversation with Deb Dana (episode 233), exploring how polyvagal theory offers us the hope of rewriting the nervous system story. We’re going to talk ab…
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Episode 98: Special Guest, Rachel Morgan-Trimmer (TEDx speaker, Neurodiversity Consultant & Author!)
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Very excited to announce that on this months 21andsensory Podcast episode I have special guest Rachel Morgan-Trimmer Rachel is (and does) many things including being: • An International keynote and TEDx speaker • A neurodiversity consultant and trainer • An entrepreneur • …and an author! Rachel founded Sparkle Class in 2019 which has since rebrande…
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36 | Four Self-Care Warning Signs Not To Ignore When Living in a Neurodiverse Family
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Would it be great if you knew beforehand that your self-care gauge is dangerously low and your ability to carry out your roles is at risk? Today, I'm sharing the four signs I personally watch for in myself. Connect with me: Instagram or Facebook If you are enjoying this episode and want more encouragement like this, make sure to join my email list.…
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#375 - Anxiety in the Classroom: The Hidden Link to the Moro Reflex
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In this episode, we dive deep into the connection between childhood anxiety and the retained Moro Reflex — and how both can impact children in the classroom. From understanding what anxiety looks like in a school setting, to uncovering the role of primitive reflexes, we’ll explore how to support children who struggle with heightened worry, reactivi…
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Ep. 124 - PDA Child's Equalizing Triggers My Trauma
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Sometimes our PDA children equalize against us and it triggers us - perhaps because of our own neurodivergence, childhood trauma, or other challenges. In this episode of the podcast - from our new live show - I coach Christine through such a situation with her PDA daughter. I hope it's helpful for you <3…
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Taking Care of My Mind With Therapy and Coaching
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I was talking with someone the other day and realized—not everyone sees therapy, coaching, and “brain work” the way I do. For me, it’s like brushing my teeth or moving my body. We all know working out is good for our bodies, and I think of coaching, therapy, and other mind tools as ways to work out my mind. Over the past few years, I’ve been taking…
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EP 235: Parenting in Chronic Protection Mode
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Parenting kids with vulnerable nervous systems often means that parents and caregivers are living in a state of chronic chaos and danger. Even if the behaviors aren’t ‘that bad,’ it’s dysregulating to live with someone in chronic protection mode. In this episode, I take a closer look at how polyvagal theory helps us understand the nervous system’s …
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TWiN 63: Microbiome-targeted neurotherapy
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TWiN discusses research showing that Lactobacillus acidophilus promotes cognitive function recovery after cerebral ischemia, by regulating microglial peroxisomal function. Hosts: Vincent Racaniello, Vivianne Morrison, and Tim Cheung Subscribe (free): Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, RSS Links for this episode MicrobeTV Discord Server Arc is pdb mol…
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35 | Do You Use This Must Have Supplement For You & Your Neurodiverse Family's Health? Tip For Your Self-Care & Autistic, ADHD, Sensory Kids
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When I began adding this supplement to my and my family's health, I found success in a couple of key areas. I hope this sparks some ideas for yourself and your families health. Resources: Adult version of the supplement Kid version - also has a powdered version to add to drinks Connect with me: Instagram or Facebook If you are enjoying this episode…
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#374 - How to Create a Motor Lab for Your Classroom That Boosts Focus & Learning
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This week, we’re diving into one of our favorite topics - Motor Labs! These movement-based, circuit-style spaces are game-changers for students of all ages, especially those with ADHD, autism, sensory processing challenges, or retained primitive reflexes. We’ll break down: What a Motor Lab is and who benefits most The science-backed benefits like i…
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Ep. 123 - When 4-Year-Old PDAer Equalizes on Younger Sibling
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This episode is a conversation with Dominique, mother of a 4-year-old PDAer who equalizes against her 2-year-old. Dominique also has a third child, and joined our live show - Parenting PDA Your Way - to talk through how to handle these situations. I hope you find our conversation helpful. xo, Casey
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Tips for Homeopathy at Home with Marcus Fernandez and Pamela Wirth
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Marcus Fernandez, Principal of Europe’s Largest Homeopathy School and Bestselling Author Marcus Fernandez has been at the forefront of homeopathic education for over three decades. As Principal of The Centre for Homeopathic Education (CHE), he’s trained thousands of practitioners through a curriculum that balances classical knowledge with modern ap…
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Living with Chronic Pain After a Life-Changing Accident with Tony Verhagen
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As a young man, today’s guest, Tony Verhagen, was hit by a drunk driver in a devastating car accident and determined to be dead at the scene. He was later revived but suffered multiple life-altering injuries. Doctors told him he would never walk again. Against the odds—and after months of physical therapy—he learned to walk again. Yet the accident …
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EP 234: Polyvagal Theory, Hope, Dysregulation, and Repair
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What if dysregulation isn’t the problem? I know I know- that’s really hard to wrap our brain around! At least, it was for me. In this episode, I continue the conversation from last week’s interview with Deb Dana and take a deeper dive into one of her most powerful insights: that dysregulation is simply part of being human—and it’s the absence of re…
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34 | My 2 Top Tips When Everyone Has Big Emotions In A Neurodiverse Family
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Big emotions and big responses seems to be a common situation in neurodiverse families. These intense emotional reactions can become challenging when small problems trigger disproportionately big responses. These two tips have helped our whole family process these moments better. Resources: Feeling chart for kids Anger Iceburg Kids Communicatin Cha…
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#373 - Sensory Seekers in the Classroom: How to Help Kids Who Can’t Sit Still
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Do you have a student who’s always moving, touching everything, or humming non-stop? They might be a sensory seeker—a child with a high sensory threshold who craves extra input to feel regulated. In this episode of All Things Sensory, we break down what sensory seeking really means, why it can look different for every child, and how to proactively …
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Ep. 122 - Radically Accepting My Child's PDA While Worrying What Others Think
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In this episode I work with Megan, a mom who is frustrated that what other adults think about her parenting impacts her, and unsure if this is an obstacle to radical acceptance of her child's PDA. Thank you Megan for sharing your story to help other families. I know many of us can relate! Also, this is the first podcast episode where I share the co…
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Sustainable Fitness for Chronic Illness, Hormones, and Real Life with Blake Hill
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When “beginner” workouts left me in days-long flares, I knew I needed a different approach. I’d already tried four different fitness plans and was feeling pretty discouraged. I wasn’t losing weight, and the workouts were so hard on my body that, as someone with multiple chronic health conditions and chronic pain, I’d be wiped out for days afterward…
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EP 233: Polyvagal Theory as a Path to Hope: Regulation, Repair, and Connection with guest Deb Dana
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Polyvagal theory isn’t just a theory- it’s a way of living that can transform how we show up for our kids, ourselves, and everyone around us. I’m SOOOO excited to introduce you to Deb Dana! Together, we explore how understanding our nervous systems brings hope, deepens connection, and makes repair possible even in the messiest moments. In this epis…
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33 | 1 Practical Step to Help You & Your Kids When Meltdown Hits: A Simple Strategy For Overloaded Moms Of Autistic, ADHD, Sensory Kids
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Ever have a crazy moment where everyone around you is melting down and you reach your limit and you explode? If so, I have a practical strategy for you, your spouse and your kids. Resources: Chris Coursey Video on Quieting 5 Minute Self-Care Reset Guide Connect with me: Instagram or Facebook If you are enjoying this episode and want more encouragem…
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#372 - Crawling & Ocular Motor Skills: What’s the Connection?
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Crawling is a foundational developmental milestone that does more than just strengthen muscles — it plays a critical role in developing the visual system, especially ocular motor skills such as tracking, convergence, and coordinated eye movements. We’re diving into why crawling is essential and how to help children of ALL ages crawl! LINKS We’d lov…
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As parents of PDA children and teens we do a ton of work to support and heal the nervous systems of our kids, often at the expense of our own (also sensitive) nervous systems. So for this episode I invited Afshan Tafler, a nervous system expert, to speak with me. We talked about: The impact on a parent's nervous system of raising a PDA child or tee…
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Does your family have lore? You know—those stories that get told over and over again? Well, imagine my surprise when one of those familiar childhood stories—one I’ve heard a million times—suddenly made me feel all triggered and uncomfortable. I felt myself getting defensive, my body heating up, and I quickly changed the subject so I could get back …
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Functional Medicine for Women with Nelly Gal and Pamela Wirth of Hello.Health
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Nelly Gal—a Cuban-born Physician Assistant, entrepreneur, and wellness advocate passionate about helping women reclaim their energy, beauty, and power. I came to the United States in 2007 when I was 21 years old, with nothing but a dream and a relentless drive to create a better life for myself and my family. Over the past 12+ years, I’ve built a t…
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EP 232: Swearing- What it Means and How to Respond
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When kids swear, it often feels jarring, disrespectful, or even threatening. But swearing isn’t about defiance or being a bad kid- it’s a clue about the state of your child’s nervous system. Swearing might mean your child is overwhelmed, dysregulated, or struggling to find their real voice. Of course, understanding the behavior isn’t excusing the b…
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Today, we’re diving into a topic that comes up in almost every conversation about supporting kids and adults with sensory processing disorder: sensory diets. No, we’re not talking about what’s on your plate for dinner. A sensory diet is a carefully designed set of activities and supports that provide the sensory input a person needs to stay focused…
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Episode 97: Special Guest, Hannah (Illustrator @sadsnailadventures)
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On today's episode I have special guest Hannah. Hannah is an illustrator who created SadSnailAdventures after discovering she is neurodivergent and being diagnosed with autism. Hannah wanted to build a creative space to share the highs, lows, and everything in between about living as a neurodivergent person, hoping it helps others feel less alone. …
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32 | Managing Autism & ADHD Meltdowns: Mom-Tested Tips For Before And After School
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Changes in routines can be tough on our neurodiverse kids, and honestly, they can be tough on us as moms. I know how hard it is to squeeze in time for self-care during these transitions, but I’ve found using the tips can make heading back to school a little less stressful—both for our children and for ourselves. Remember meltdowns often communicate…
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#371 - Are Your Child’s ADHD Symptoms Really a Vision Problem? | Ocular Motor Skills & Daily Life
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Is your child/client constantly skipping words while reading, losing their place on the page, or avoiding reading altogether? These might not be “reading problems”—they could be visual problems. In this episode, we break down how ocular motor skills—specifically saccades, pursuits, and convergence—are essential for reading success. You’ll learn how…
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From a cute rental to a nightmare of mysterious leaks. In this episode, I talk about our family’s experience with mold and water damage. I'll share the red flags we missed, the impact on my sensitive child’s health, and what we learned from it all. COVERED IN THIS EPISODE: [00:00] Six Months Pregnant and Forced to Move [02:37] The House of Horrors …
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EP 231: EMDR with Kids with Attachment Trauma with Deb Wesselmann
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I’m so excited to introduce you to someone who has deeply influenced my work- Deb Wesselmann! Deb is a pioneer in integrating EMDR therapy with family therapy for children with early attachment trauma. In this episode, we chat about how Deb (and her colleagues) developed her attachment-focused EMDR model, why slow bilateral stimulation is so effect…
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