We Are More Than Just Parents (S6E34)
A conversation about how parents can lose a sense of self and why we need to rediscover it
A conversation about how parents can lose a sense of self and why we need to rediscover it
Nicole White from Instagram's Raising Raymie returns to share her insights on helping autistic kids make transitions and adjust to new routines. Using real-life examples from preparing her son for the new school year, Nicole offers practical tips and strategies for parents. Tune in to arm yourself with the tools you need to make your child's transitions smoother. About Nikki White: Nikki is a wife and mother of 3. She created the Raising Raymie pages to help further autism acceptance in honor of her 5 year old son Raymie, who was diagnosed with severe non-speaking autism and all those just like him. She was recently published in The Gratitude Journal created by Amanda Owen, for Mom's of children with disabilities trying to find joy in the tough days. Facebook Instagram…
A quick update on episode releases for September 2023
In this week's episode, I speak with Lisa Morrison. Lisa is a mother to 3 autistic kids, as well as Co-Founder and President of Integrated Community Solutions, Inc. ICS is a nonprofit based in Medina Ohio. She’s here to talk about her journey as a parent, as well as all the free resources, and social enrichment programs ICS provides for people with developmental disabilities in Northeast Ohio. We also talk about an exciting housing development she building for people with developmental disabilities. About Lisa Morrison: Lisa is the Co-Founder, President, and Treasurer of Integrated Community Solutions, Inc.Being the parent of three young adults with autism, she recognized the need for community-based housing options for individuals with developmental disabilities that provide permanence and security, and foster individual growth and independence. She…
Lisa Morrison talks being an autism mom and creating her non-profit
Alicia's raw transparency offers comfort to those in similar situations
This week, join us as we dive deep with Laurie Cramer, Executive Director of The Autism Society of Greater Akron. From her heartfelt experiences as a parent to an autistic child, to the pivotal changes needed to uplift the autism community, this conversation is both enlightening and inspiring. Learn about the incredible ways the Autism Society is making a difference locally. Don’t miss out! About Laurie Cramer: Laurie Cramer is the executive director at the Autism Society of Greater Akron.Laurie started at ASGA in 2011 and was the very first staff member in what had been up to that point an all-volunteer parent organization.Previously, she was a long-time volunteer at ASGA and served as president of the board of directors. Laurie has a bachelor’s degree in communications from Florida State…
This week, join us as we dive deep with Laurie Cramer, Executive Director of The Autism Society of Greater Akron.
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