Dani Wilson, a Youth Engagement Specialist from COm[pass Health Network in Missouri joins us to talk about a very innovative program aimed at helping those with disabilities gain the employment skills they need to get paying jobs after school and to become a more productive member of society. How do they do it? Take a short fifteen minutes, listen and find out.Support the show
Today we welcome back Sarah Poet from Your Embodied Breath as a guest. She's back because of a new men's group that she has coming next week that every male on the spectrum should be interested in. Who is it for? You may ask. Well according to Sarah it's for all the below and more! If.... You still quest to know yourself. You want to live authentically or courageously. You want to overcome your fear. You want more successful relationships. You want to have a better grip on your impulses & reactivity. You want to know & take action in alignment with your true purpose. You keep your true thoughts quiet & want more genuine expression. You crave authentic & reciprocal love. You want life to have meaning. You crave appreciation. You feel confused and like you can't get it right in the eyes of others. You're under a lot of stress. This group is for you.Support the show
My guest today is Hilary Jastram of Sick Biz, J Hill Marketing, the Sick Biz podcast and the author of Sick Success. She probably wears more hats, I just don't know about them! Hilary works with chronically ill entrepreneurs to enrich their lives and to help them succeed in business. Her book is amazing and will change your life if you are an entrepreneur facing health challenges. Enjoy this fun episode where we laugh, share great information and just have a good time!Support the show
Today we're lucky enough to have author Graeme Simseon, author of the just-released book The Rosie Result. Graeme has two other books in the series which have sold over a half-million copies worldwide. Listen as I sit down with this Australian author and discuss his autistic main character.Support the show
Today my guest is author, podcaster and all-around awesome autism advocate Debbie Reber. Debbie has written the book TILT Parenting to help parents with kids on the spectrum and she also hosts the TITL Parenting podcast. Debbie is on the front lines of what's being done to advance the knowledge of autism, who people on the spectrum are and how to best help us and our families. Support the show
Haley Moss, author, attorney, artist and guest editor for Zoom Autism magazine joins J.R. to talk about all the things going on in her life, autism and the great issue she put out for Zoom.Support the show
Today we're chatting with the original CB, as in Closet Buster, Rick Clemons. Rick is an expert at helping people come out of the closet. It doesn't matter if its in my situation with holding in being autistic for two years before I told a soul or his coming out of the closet in the traditional way, Rick can help you bust that door down. His clients include those in big business who want to leave corporate America for life at a non profit, those coming out about health issues, lifestyle choices and much, much more. Sit back, relax and listen to Rick help you feel better about yourself.Support the show
Actor Muse Watson of NCIS, Prison Break and many more shows was kind enough to join me on the podcast for a few minutes to talk about his personal experiences with autism and why he advocates so strongly for it. You;ll love this short interview with a very down to earth guy who has a lot of insight about spectrum disorders and living with autism.Support the show
Join me and my guest, author therapist and podcast host Toni Bouchet as she talks about her private practice, what she has going on and a follow up to her book, Autism Translated.Support the show
Today my guest is Sarah Poet, mindfulness coach, blogger, and creator of Embodied Breath. Join us as we chat about how those on the spectrum can believe in themselves and get in a proper state of mind. This is a great interview that you do not want to miss.Support the show
My guest today is Jordan P. Brown of the blog Nerve 10 and also a founding partner of the startup getanswersnow.com Jordan also writes for Good Men Project. We'll be talking about all three, how he got interested in autism and more. Don't forget to subscribe!Support the show
Join me as I chat with Dr. Brenda Bradshaw, Founder, and Director of Infinity Academy in Springfield, MO and author of The Alien Logs of Super Jewels. We talk about these projects, Super Jewels the musical and much more. You won't want to miss this informative episode! Support the show
Listen as I chat with Brenda Grund, a specialist in eating disorders who works with women on the spectrum. This is a very interesting topic and Brenda is a great interview!Support the show
Hang out with J.R. and Rob Gorski, A.K.A. The Autism Dad, as we chat about raising three kids on the spectrum and life as the parent of autistic children. It's a fun time and Rob has lots of humorous insight to share with everyone.Support the show
Join J.R. and Brian King, a mindset coach who understands the disabled community because he has chronic conditions he personally deals with. Brian's way of looking at life is amazing and I'm proud to call him a teacher, colleague, mentor, and friend. Sit back and listen to Brain wax poetic about keeping the right mindset in our lives. You can find Brian at http://brianraymondking.com/Support the show
Join J.R, as he talks with autism expert and travel coach Katie Oswald on this subject that is actually quite fascinating. Katie tells us everything from airport travel to car destinations to choosing your destination and what to do when you arrive. Join us for this interesting and informative half hour and please, tell your friends! You can find Katie on Twitter @ASDTravelCoachSupport the show
Welcome to the Not Weird Just Autistic podcast! This is the next evolution in the Not Weird Just Autistic media world, with the original website/blog at www.notweirdjustautistic.com, Facebook at www.facebook.com/notweirdjustautistic.com and a weekly column Sundays at 3 pm Eastern at www.goodmenproject.com Join me with Eli as we talk about his show, his autism charity and what's happening in the autism world in the Seattle area. It's a great half hour. Don't forget to tell your friends!Support the show