Here Dr. Holmes and Dr. Attwood are discussing Identifying Adults on the Autism Spectrum & Issues Adults Face in Employment.
You can find out more about Dr. Tony Attwood at https://www.tonyattwood.com.au/ or look up events at https://attwoodandgarnettevents.com/.
In todays episode of Stories, I talk with Anne Sabagh a ASD life coach who has a bit of a upper hand when it comes to coaching. She has ASD herself. We talk about her memories of her getting diagosned later in life and what her reaction was to her diagnoses.
We learn that her husband too is neurodiverse as well. We talk about why she got into coaching and how she wound up with ASD lifecoaching. We to know that her favorite sounds is her cats pur…
You can find Anne and the other coaches as ASD Lifecoaching.
In this Episode of Stories, I get to sit down with someone who has one of the most incredible smiles I have ever seen. When you are with her, are are sure to smile and feel very welcomed.
I talk with Rosie, her personality matches her smile. We talk about what it is like to grow up in a small town where everyone was friends and you were sure to bump into a teacher in your local store. We talk about her up bringing and how her mother was all about tough love and how they would often butt head. We talk about her love Harleys and talk about her favorite tattoos.
Than we get to know a little about how became a ASD coach working for Jaclyn and how the two became fast friends and her tough love on her all her clients and how no hold back way of coaching, “What you see is what you get”.
Hello Aspies,
on todays Episode of Stories, I talk with Husband, Father, Coach and Comedian) Francesco.
We get to know a bit about him and where he grow up and what family life was like, how became a comedian, and what guided him to become a ASD Coach.
We find out how he wound up working for Jaclym Hunt of ASD Coaching, and how he uses his comedic background to help with his coaching.
For those who don’t know he is also my ASD Coach and without him, this podcast would of not happened. Thats a story for another day.
Than we ask him the fabled questions.
“Comfortable is not always happy.” – Francesco Paldino
Hello and welcome to a new series called Stories. In this Episode I talk with Jaclyn Hunt. A ASD Life Coach. She tells her story of how she got into ASD Life coaching and then we talk a little about her and her practice and how she started out with just her and how the clients just kept coming.
For those you who don’t know Jaclyn company is the one I found my way too, and like Jaclyn has said many times to me “Things happen for a reason”, I trust her and the coaches she employes..
She is one of the most authentic people you will meet, what you see is what you get. She is always true to her word and never holds anything back
Her you check out her life coach service over at ASDLifecoach or you can goto my resource page to find her link.
“A relationship is not meant to save us, the relationship is meant to enhance us. A relationship is dessert, you don’t need dessert to survive. But it’s really nice to have.”
Listen in as Kristin Sunanta Walker speaks with Dr. Stephanie Holmes and her husband Dan Holmes about neurodiversity within relationships.
Dr. Holmes seeks to bring restoration and spiritual renewal to individuals and couples facing challenging situations. By combining affordable rates with a desire to glorify God in all that transpires through the counseling/coaching process, she offers life-changing hope to troubled lives. Through the International Association of NeuroDiverse Christian Marriages, LLC she wants to educate and equip others to build effective strategies for NeuroDiverse Christian Marriages.
Dan Holmes believes there is no greater office one can hold than that of a husband and father. Since both roles require complicated interplay on many levels, Dan also believes God has provided help through the leading of the Holy Spirit, the counsel of others, and the work of life coaches.
https://www.mentalhealthnewsradionetwork.com/our-shows/neurodiverse-christian-couples/
https://www.christianneurodiversemarriage.com/
https://www.holmesasr.com/
NeuroDiverse Christian Couples podcast selects guests that are professionals in the field of autism or individuals who want to share their journey from a Christian NeuroDiverse couple’s experience.
The purpose is to encourage and inspire you and remind you that in Christ there is hope for the future!
We want to educate and equip you through effective strategies that will help energize couples and professionals who work with NeuroDiverse Christian Couples.
Brought to you by Autism Spectrum Resources for Marriage & Family, LLC
Join Dr. Holmes as she interviews autism advocate Jeffrey Snyder on various topics today. Jeff has as his mission to educate and advocate for neurodiversity and inclusion and wants to share his insights from first person autistic experience with you as educators, professionals, or others with neurodiversity.
Jeff was born on March 27, 1989 in Providence, RI and has lived his entire life in Seekonk, MA. He was diagnosed with Autism in 1990 and ever since then, he has achieved multiple successes in his life in areas of education, long-term employment, independent living, and speaking/panel engagements.
Jeff is available for speaking at conferences and topics he has spoken on include but not limited to: Autism, Education, Mental Health, Safety Drills and Skills, Autism and Disney Characters, and Autism in Organizations.
Jeff’s website includes his vitae on where he has spoken and additional topics that may be of interest to your event or organization. You can contact him through his website at: https://jeffsnyderautismneurodiversityselfadvocate.wordpress.com/
Dr. Stephanie C. Holmes is a marriage therapist and coach that specializes in marriages on the spectrum or NeuroDiverse Marriage. Join her as she interviews author Ron Sandison and his wife Kristen about the strengths and complexities of being a NeuroDiverse Couple.
For more information about marriage and family dynamics on the spectrum, you can learn more at courses located at:
www.HolmesASR.com or
https://www.christianneurodiversemarriage.com/membership
Ron Sandison works full-time in the mental health field. He is an advisory board member of the Art of Autism and the Els Center of Excellence. Sandison has a Master of Divinity from Oral Roberts University and is the author of A Parent’s Guide to Autism. He is the founder of Spectrum Inclusion which empowers young people with autism for employment. Sandison speaks at over 70 events a year including 20 plus education conferences. Ron and his wife, Kristen, reside in Rochester Hills, MI, with their daughter, Makayla.
Ron’s books are available at Amazon, his most recent is Views from the Spectrum. He can be contacted to speak at conferences below:
sandison456@hotmail.com.
https://www.spectruminclusion.com
https://www.facebook.com/SpectrumRonSandison
Hey guys and gals,
in todays episode, I talk with Melissa Doman who is a sleep specialist.
We talk about how certain things affect sleep, from the time you go to bed to the enviorment of the room. Should the room be totally dark? What temp is the perfect sleeping temp?
These are just a few of the questions I talk to her about about, I also ask her if she has sleep issues and what does she suggest for getting a good night sleep.
