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In this episode, you’ll hear from Holly Blanc Moses, a neurodivergent mom and therapist who’s walked the walk both at home and in her practice. Holly opens up about raising two neurodivergent kids, one adopted and autistic, while also managing her own neurodivergent journey. You’ll get a real sense of what it’s like to balance parenting, personal health challenges, and supporting others—all while navigating everyday stress and misunderstanding. Holly shares how her own experiences with anxiety, Crohn’s disease, and internalized ableism shaped her approach to helping neurodivergent clients and their families. The conversation dives into how stress affects mental and physical health, the importance of being understood, and why it matters to find therapists who truly get neurodiversity. If you want honest insights, practical tips, and reassurance that you’re not alone, this episode is for you.,In this episode, listeners get to know Holly Blanc Moses, a neurodivergent mom and therapist who brings both personal and professional experience to the conversation. Holly shares her journey of raising two neurodivergent children—one adopted and autistic—while also managing her own neurodivergence and health challenges like Crohn’s disease. Throughout the discussion, she explains how her struggles with anxiety and internalized ableism have influenced her work with clients and her advocacy for better support systems.

Holly's Resources:

• Discover how to create meaningful support systems that truly uplift neurodivergent children and adults in everyday life.

• Understand the unique mental health challenges faced by the neurodivergent community and learn why tailored approaches matter.

• Explore the powerful insights gained when neurodivergent parents navigate the joys and struggles of raising neurodivergent children.

• Uncover what really happens during diagnosis and therapy for neurodivergence and how to make the process less overwhelming.

• Recognize the hidden effects of internalized ableism and how it shapes the self-perception and well-being of neurodivergent individuals.

• Listen to the Autism ADHD Podcast.

• Watch Autism ADHD TV on YouTube.

• Access Holly Moses’ free guides, information on masterclasses, and resources via her all-in-one landing page (link provided in show notes).

• Register for Holly Moses’ Parenting Masterclass.

• Enroll in Holly Moses’ Continuing Education (CE) approved professional trainings for therapists.

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"Welcome to Inside the Asperger’s Studio—the show that proves neurodivergent life is a lot more than checklists, stereotypes, and whatever your aunt just Googled last week."

"Here, awkward silences are an art form, tangents are encouraged, and saying the ‘wrong thing’ usually makes for the best conversation."

I am your host Reid Miles and I have sat down with everyone—from world-famous names like Dr. Temple Grandin, to everyday humans who just happen to have their brains wired differently. No buzzwords. No sugarcoating. Just brutally honest, funny, and real conversations about living life as neurodivergent."

"So, if you’re tired of polished soundbites and want the messy, brilliant, unapologetically neurodivergent truth—subscribe to Inside the Asperger’s Studio. Trust me: it’s way better than whatever self-help podcast you were about to click on."

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Join me as I sit down with Mike and Chaya from the Spark Launch Autism Podcast for a free-flowing conversation about life, neurodivergence, autism, and everything in between. From personal stories to practical insights, laughter to deep reflection, this episode is packed with honest, relatable, and inspiring moments. Whether you’re neurodivergent, a parent, or just curious about the world through a different lens, there’s something here for everyone.

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• https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikecornell88/

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In this episode of Inside the Asperger’s Studio: Stories, we sit down with an AuDHD speaker, comedian, and coach who’s passionate about creating a better world for neurodivergent people.

We talk about the challenges and strengths of living with AuDHD (Autism + ADHD), how humor can break down stigma, and why embracing your authentic self matters more than masking.

Whether you’re autistic, ADHD, AuDHD, or simply curious about neurodivergence, this conversation is packed with insight, laughter, and practical wisdom for anyone navigating life differently.

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In this episode of Inside the Asperger’s Studio: Stories, I sit down with Kroy Ryder, a mental health counsellor who brings both professional expertise and personal lived experience to the conversation.

Kroy is AuDHD (autistic + ADHD) and dyslexic, giving him a unique perspective on what it means to navigate life, work, and wellness through a neurodivergent lens. Together, we explore:

• The realities of living with AuDHD and dyslexia as an adult

• How neurodivergence can shape and strengthen counselling practice

• Common misconceptions about autism, ADHD, and dyslexia in clinical settings

• Strategies for managing burnout and creating safe, inclusive therapeutic spaces

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This thoughtful discussion highlights the power of authenticity, the challenges of balancing personal needs with professional responsibilities, and the importance of recognizing neurodiversity within mental health care.

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What’s it really like to raise a child with autism? In this episode, we hear from a mother who’s lived it — the sleepless nights, the advocacy battles, the unexpected triumphs, and the moments that change everything.

She shares her journey as a parent carer, giving a raw, honest, and deeply human perspective on life “on the other side” of the spectrum. From challenges that test the limits of patience and resilience to joys that redefine what it means to love, her story is both eye-opening and heartwarming.

Whether you’re a parent, caregiver, family member, or simply curious, this conversation will give you insight, inspiration, and a newfound appreciation for the remarkable journey of parenting a neurodivergent child.

Loretta's Resources:

• https://loretta-lee.com/

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So, you think schools have all the answers when it comes to your child’s IEP? What if I told you that the real game-changer isn’t what happens in the classroom, but what’s happening behind closed doors—where a teacher-turned-attorney is quietly flipping the script on special education? In this episode, you’ll hear how some of the most important breakthroughs don’t involve fighting louder, but knowing which questions to ask (and when to just let yourself be the parent). Curious about the one thing most parents miss that could completely change your IEP experience? Stick around, because it’s probably not what you expect...

Listening to this episode gives you a front-row seat to Frances Shefter’s journey from teacher to special education attorney, making her the perfect guide for parents navigating the maze of IEPs. You’ll hear how Frances, drawing on her own struggles and wins as both an educator and a parent, breaks down the legal side of special education in a way that actually makes sense. She’s not just talking about laws and paperwork—she’s all about making sure you feel empowered and heard when you walk into those IEP meetings. Throughout the conversation, Frances shares real talk about the emotional rollercoaster you face, offers practical tips to lower your stress, and explains why trusting your gut as a parent is so important. If you’re looking for clear, compassionate advice that combines legal smarts with real-life experience, this episode is for you.,In this episode, listeners hear from Frances Shefter, whose background as both a teacher and a special education attorney makes her an invaluable resource for parents of neurodiverse children. Frances shares her personal journey, highlighting the challenges she faced and the insights she gained while transitioning from the classroom to the legal field. She offers clear explanations of the IEP process, addresses common misconceptions, and provides practical strategies for parents feeling overwhelmed by school meetings. With a focus on empowering families, Frances emphasizes the importance of parents trusting their instincts and advocating confidently for their children’s needs. Her blend of legal knowledge and firsthand experience gives the episode a relatable, down-to-earth vibe, making it a must-listen for anyone seeking guidance and reassurance while navigating the special education system.

An IEP isn’t about giving a child more; it’s about evening the playing field so every child has an equal chance to succeed.

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• Visit shefterlaw.com to learn more about Frances Shefter’s law firm, staff, and services.

• Access free resources for parents and educators on shefterlaw.com.

• Follow Frances Shefter and her law firm on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Threads, X (formerly Twitter), and YouTube.

• Watch Frances Shefter’s YouTube channel for educational content and advocacy tips.

• Listen to Frances Shefter’s podcast to learn about available resources and support for neurodiverse families.

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Julia’s journey started in the world of fashion design, but everything changed when she found herself teaching special education. At first, she didn’t see herself as an entrepreneur, but witnessing her students quietly struggle with everyday clothing opened her eyes to a real-but-overlooked need. One moment in particular stuck with her—a sweet, attentive student unable to line up with the class because of an itchy tag. That small frustration could have easily been mistaken for misbehavior, but Julia recognized it as a sensory issue that deserved attention. The experience lit a spark, inspiring her to blend her design skills with her empathy for her students. She began creating clothing that didn’t just look good but actually helped kids feel comfortable and included. The more she listened to students, parents, and therapists, the more driven she became to make a difference. Julia’s story is about seeing past the surface and using creativity to turn an everyday struggle into a practical solution that helps kids truly feel like themselves.,Julia never expected that her background in fashion design would collide so naturally with her time in a special education classroom. It was only after seeing firsthand how something as simple as a scratchy tag or a noisy environment could turn a good day into a meltdown that she realized how much clothing impacts learning and behavior. Instead of just accepting the status quo, she started looking for ways to make life easier for her students—and that’s where her creative spark took off. Julia didn’t just want to create clothes; she wanted to give kids and adults a way to blend in, feel confident, and participate fully without their clothing holding them back. Through countless conversations with parents, teachers, and therapists, she built a line of sensory-friendly clothing that’s not only practical but also looks just like what everyone else is wearing. For Julia, it’s all about turning empathy into action and making sure everyone gets the chance to feel comfortable in their own skin.

Julias Resources:

• Visit the Sensational You website to browse and purchase sensory-friendly clothing designed for neurodivergent individuals.

• Sign up for the Sensational You email list to receive updates on new product launches and restocks.

• Follow Sensational You on social media platforms to stay informed about new designs, customer stories, and upcoming events.

• Participate in Sensational You surveys or provide feedback to help improve future clothing designs and color options.

• Reach out to Sensational You for collaboration opportunities, including partnerships with therapists, schools, or retail stores interested in carrying the clothing line.

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