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Two Sides of the Spectrum

Meg Ferrell
Autism
Neurodiversity
Occupational Therapy
Pediatric Feeding Practices
Get Permission Approach
Mental Health
Augmentative and Alternative Communication
Speech-Language Pathology
Autistic Neurotype
Disability Justice
Disability Rights
Strength-Based Approaches
Education System In Ireland
Trauma-Informed Care
Empowering Neurodivergent Occupational Participation and Well-Being Model
Cultural Model Of Disability
Cultural Responsiveness
Assistive Technology
Equity In Education
Professional Boards

A place where we explore research, amplify autistic voices, and change the way we think about autism in life and in professional therapy practice. Visit learnplaythrive.com/podcast/

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Dr. Devon Price’s work sits at the intersection of trauma-informed care and Autistic unmasking. In this interview, he walks us through five core practices for unmasking, and shares how to approach them thoughtfully with Autistic clients who have expe... more

Learning from Chenai Mupotsa-Russell will absolutely transform you. Chenai doesn't just teach us how we can use art of every kind to support well-being for our clients, she also embodies everything she teaches — art, liberation, anti-colonial practic... more

Ableism is ingrained into our society, and many of us wonder what we can do about it. Occupational therapist Sara Zielinski decided that a huge celebration - centering disability pride - in her small town would be a great place to start. What happene... more

When your Autistic clients have trouble identifying the emotions inside of their bodies, emotion-based regulation systems aren't always helpful. This episode is all about how regulation can be guided by energy levels. Specifically, how we help our Au... more

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Chenai Mupotsa-Russell
An art therapist, community builder, advocate, and PhD candidate in community psychology.
Rainbow Muse Collective
Episode: Showing Up in the Therapy Room With Our Whole Humanity: Art, Attunement, and Radical Care with Chenai Mupotsa Russell
Sara Zielinski
Director of Occupational Therapy Services at a pediatric clinic, advocate for disability rights
HLC Therapy Group
Episode: How to Organize a Disability Pride Event in Your Town with Sara Zielinski
Dr. Jacquelyn Fede
Autistic Advocate and Developmental Psychologist
Autism Level Up
Episode: Supporting Regulation: A Leveled-Up Approach with Dr. Jacquelyn Fede and Dr. Amy Laurent
Dr. Amy Laurent
Developmental Psychologist, Registered Pediatric Occupational Therapist, and co-author of the CERTS model
Autism Level Up
Episode: Supporting Regulation: A Leveled-Up Approach with Dr. Jacquelyn Fede and Dr. Amy Laurent
Joyner Emerick
A dedicated advocate and community organizer; elected as Minneapolis' first openly autistic school board director in 2022
Minneapolis Public Schools
Episode: Reclaiming Disabled Kids' Futures: A Planning & Visioning Process for Every Provider with Joyner Emerick
Sorcha Rice
Autistic PDAer and occupational therapist
Episode: How to Support Autonomy in Regulation and Reduce Burnout for Autistic PDAers with Sorcha Rice
Mick Olds
Occupational Therapist and advocate for child-led therapy
Episode: Practices that Deeply Respect Children with Mick Olds
Britton Payne
Entertainment attorney and advocate for autism inclusion in media.
The Autism Scene
Episode: Your New Favorite Authentically Autistic Characters in Kids' Pop Culture - BONUS EPISODE with Britton Payne
Christina Schmidt
A Black, African, American, Australian, multicultural, and multi-dialectical Audi HD woman and founder of Free to Be Me Speech Therapy.
Free to Be Me Speech Therapy
Episode: Practices that Center Regulation, Cultural Identity, Authentic Communication, and Dignity with Christina Schmidt

Host

Meg Farrell
Host of the podcast focused on exploring research, amplifying autistic voices, and discussing client experiences and strategies in therapy practices.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 452 ratings
  • Moving us all forward

    This podcast got me through my first years as a clinician and continues to help me become the practitioner that I want to be. I’ve taken something useable from every episode I’ve listened to. And, I was moved to write a review after listening to the episodes featuring Dr. Gillian Boudreau. I loved every word. I appreciated the offering that working toward our own liberation and freedom as clinicians will help us as we join clients on their journey to be their authentic selves. But, it seemed lik... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ResonantSpeech
    United States4 months ago
  • I'm not directly a practitioner working with autistic clients (such as ot or slp). However, as a swim instructor who works with lots of autistic kiddos, and as a mom of an autistic kiddo, i love hearing ways we can be affirming in helping kids thrive in many areas of life!

    Podcast Addict
    5
    VileT
    a year ago
  • Thank you!

    You are amazing ❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Divergent Minds
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Excellent resource for understanding autism from a neurodiversity affirming perspective

    This is a regular inclusion on my list of psychoeducational resources I provide in my neurodiversity affirming evaluations I complete with children. I love the introduction of a variety of topics and how it helps direct me to other resources I can also direct families to.

    María Pitale, PsyD

    Licensed psychologist specializing in autism evaluations

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    María Pitale, PsyD
    United States2 years ago
  • 5-Star Review - Dr. Tay

    As a licensed psychologist that works with autistic children and their families, I love the message of this podcast is to amplify autistic voices. It brings up great topics of discussion including the language we use and strategies to support autisitc kiddos.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    doctorTND
    United States3 years ago

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Many find the content transformative, particularly for those working with autistic children, highlighting a focus on neurodiversity affirming approaches.
Listeners appreciate the insights and practical strategies shared by guests, emphasizing the positive impact on their professional practices.
Feedback often includes gratitude for amplifying autistic voices and challenging traditional methods in therapy and education.
Critiques suggest a need for broader representation of therapy methodologies, indicating that not all listeners may agree with the advocated practices.

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Showing Up in the Therapy Room With Our Whole Humanity: Art, Attunement, and Radical Care with Chenai Mupotsa Russell
Q: Can you share an example of an art-based prompt that a provider could use?
Chenai emphasizes the importance of tailoring prompts to the interests of the clients and highlights creativity through digital platforms like Minecraft.
Showing Up in the Therapy Room With Our Whole Humanity: Art, Attunement, and Radical Care with Chenai Mupotsa Russell
Q: Can you talk a little bit more about the role that art can play in our sessions and in our clients' lives?
Art provides a non-cognitive way for individuals to express feelings and experiences that may be hard to articulate using words.
Showing Up in the Therapy Room With Our Whole Humanity: Art, Attunement, and Radical Care with Chenai Mupotsa Russell
Q: Can you tell us a little bit about your personal story and about the work that you do?
Chenai shares her journey from Zimbabwe to Australia, highlighting the importance of cultural humility and community engagement in her work.
How to Organize a Disability Pride Event in Your Town with Sara Zielinski
Q: What was the impact of this event?
Approximately 300 people attended, showcasing a need for such community celebrations and linking it to future events.
How to Organize a Disability Pride Event in Your Town with Sara Zielinski
Q: What lessons did you learn or what would you do differently?
I would ensure to always have an indoor venue to avoid weather disruptions.

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This podcast focuses on exploring autism through a lens of research, advocacy for autistic individuals, and transformative practices in therapy. It features discussions with experts, practitioners, and advocates who share their insights on supporting neurodivergent individuals effectively. Topics range from inclusive educational practices and child-led therapeutic approaches to the importance of emotional regulation and cultural identity in therapeutic settings. Listeners can expect to gain valuable knowledge on current trends and best practices in autism therapy, while also amplifying the voices of those directly impacted by these issues. The podcast uniquely emphasizes community activism, neurodiversity affirming practices, and personal n... more

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2. Sara Zielinski
3. Dr. Jacquelyn Fede
4. Dr. Amy Laurent
5. Joyner Emerick
6. Sorcha Rice
7. Mick Olds
8. Britton Payne

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