Sarah Wayland, Ph.D. – Parenting Autism Experts Library, Vol. 1

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Sarah Wayland, Ph.D. – Parenting Autism Experts Library, Vol. 1

Parenting Autism Experts Library, Vol. 1
32 Experts on Autism and Parenting Reveal Their Top Insights and Strategies

About this Library

We brought together 32 of the world’s autism and parenting experts to share the most effective symptom management and parenting strategies for kids with less-obvious autism, and their parents.

They share insights on the autistic brain and experience, the impact of sensory struggles, effective symptom management, coping with emotional intensity, transitioning after high school, empowering your child for success, and so much more.

If you want to improve life for your child with autism, and improve life for yourself and your family, you need this Parenting Autism Library.

*This library will be most helpful for parents of kids identified as “high-functioning,” Levels 1 “requiring support” and 2 “requiring substantial support”, or Asperger’s.

“Thank you, thank you, thank you for this summit. t has been SO eye opening. I am seriously in tears because it is the perfect message at the perfect time. I’ve passed the link on to all of my fellow Autism mom friends. All of your efforts in organizing this are appreciated.”

— Bethany, U.S, 2018 Parenting Autism Summit

You have forever access to all the 2018 Parenting Autism Summit sessions, the companion Empowerment Workbook, and the downloadable bonuses offered by every one of the experts.

What You’ll Learn

Understand Autism

Autism is a complex neuro-developmental disorder. Understanding the gifts and challenges will help you better understand your child so you can help them succeed.

Interventions

Treatment and therapies can greatly improve the lives of individuals with autism, even those with symptoms that are less obvious. Learn about the options so you can determine what will be helpful for your child.

Parenting Strategies

Many parents worry about how to change autistic behaviors, but it’s more helpful to understand what causes the behaviors. Learn what your child’s behavior is telling you, and how to address it.

School, Work & Life Skills

Many families wonder how to help their autistic child function in a neurotypical world. We’ll tackle school issues, transition strategies, college success, and employment readiness for individuals with autism.

Friends & Family

Social and communication skills are a well-known struggle for those on the autism spectrum. Learn how to strengthen the parent-child relationship, improve social skills, and navigate relationships.

Course Curriculum

Intro & How To for Your Empowerment Pass

Look at You Go!
How to Import MP3 Files to the Podcast App

The Mother Lode (aka, All Those Bonuses)

Get Your Empowerment Workbook Here
Group Coaching Calls Schedule and Join Info
Group Coaching Calls Replays (209:50)

Understanding Your Child with Autism

Understanding the Core Challenges of Growing Up with Autism, with Dr. Dan Shapiro, MD (45:18)
The Trauma Effect the Autism Experience Has on the Brain, with Robert Cox, MA, LPC, NCC (51:53)
Brain Differences and Their Impact on Your Child’s Autistic Experience, with Sarah Wayland, PhD (49:34)
Flexible Thinking in a Dynamically Changing World, with Steven E. Gutstein, PhD (49:01)
Co-Occurring Disorders Common with Autism Spectrum Disorder, with Salya Namazi, PhD (45:01)
Autism is Different in Girls — They Don’t Fit the Autism Stereotypes, with Donna Henderson, Psy.D. (42:43)

Interventions

Understanding & Honoring Kids’ Sensory Sensitivities, with Carol Stock Kranowitz, MA (53:57)
Medication Management for Kids on the Spectrum, with Dr. Gonzalo Laje, MD, MHSc, FAPA (56:53)
Creating Optimal Wellness for Kids with Autism, with Jennifer Scribner, NTP CGP (35:23)
Enhancing Success for Physical Activity and Sports Programs, with Melissa Pangelinan, PhD (51:26)
How to Help Kids With Language Processing Difficulties, with Maria Dixon (54:10)
Learning to Cope: How the Parent Brain Evolves From Grief to Acceptance and Beyond, with Rita Eichenstein, PhD (56:04)

Parenting Strategies

Understanding the Rumble & Rage and Managing the Cycle of Meltdowns, with Brenda Smith Myles, PhD (49:45)
Managing and Resolving Challenging Behavior, with Holly Moses, MS, BCBA, LPC, LPA (52:15)
Teaching Social and Emotional Concepts to Kids with Autism, with Kari Dunn Buron (45:10)
Untangling Our Own Stuff So Our Kids Can Be Who They Are, with Debbie Reber (35:57)
No “Fixing” Required: Accepting Our Kids for Who They Are, with Heather Chauvin BSW (40:17)
Change Course: The Pitfalls of Traditional Parenting & What Works Better, with Penny Williams (40:00)

Friends & Family

The Importance of the Parent-Child Guiding Relationship, with Rachelle Sheely, PhD (39:36)
Social Skills Interventions and Strategies that Help Children with ASD, with Kathy Dow-Burger (55:49)
Loving Connections: Getting Away from Blame and Shame, Jenny Palmiotto, PsyD, LMFT (50:46)
Communication Strategies to Build Connections, with Dr. Alisha Griffith, Au. D, CCC SLP, CPC (27:21)
Ensuring Siblings Feel Loved & Important, Too, with Jackie Flynn, EDS, LMHC, RPT (24:27)
The Importance of Self-Care for Parents of Kids with Special Needs, with Vikki Spencer (48:28)

School, Work and Life

Be Different: Navigating the World of Neurotypicals, with John Elder Robison (47:14)
Developing Independence & Flexibility in Teens w/ Executive Function Deficits, with Monica Adler Werner, MA (48:38)
Transitioning to Life After High School: College & Gap Year, with Judith S Bass, CEP (43:42)
Preparing Your Teen for Life After High School: Career Readiness, with Haley Dunn, MA, LPC (44:02)
How to Advocate Effectively with School Teams, with Debrah Martin, MA (48:58)
Homeschooling & Hybrid: Alternatives for Autistic Students, with Shawna Wingert (61:29)
Failure to Launch: Helping Young Adults with Autism Transition to Independent Living, with Alisa Foreman, LMFT (44:28)
Their Beautiful Minds: Focusing on Strengths with Dr. Edward Hallowell (18:40)

Next Steps

Provide Your Feedback and Ideas
Additional Learning Opportunities for Parents

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