Welcome to part two of our three-part series on Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports, in which IPUL explores everything from foundational to intensive supports. In this episode, we take a deep dive into supports provided at Tier Two for some students. After a brief review of part 1 , we take a deep dive into ways to braid and weave Tier Two strategies for home and school.

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Welcome to another installment of Bring Your Own Topic! A show where IPUL discusses everyday topics that affect our families. In this episode, Melissa and Allison reflect on their favorite parenting hacks, and what exactly constitutes comfort clothing. We hope you laugh at least once, and consider sharing your parenting hack with us on our Facebook!

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Welcome to part one of a three-part series on Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports, in which IPUL explores everything from foundational to intensive supports. In this episode, we take a deep dive into foundational supports provided at Tier One for all students. We look at the four functions of behavior and how teachers and parents can partner together to support the whole child.

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Welcome to another installment of Bring Your Own Topic! A show where IPUL discusses everyday topics that affect our families. In this episode, Melissa and Allison reflect on the bittersweet milestone of no longer carrying diaper bas, something they once eagerly anticipated. They also discuss what it is like living in a world of uncertainty and taking care of their own mental health.

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In this episode, we sit down with Brooke Garren, a dedicated advocate and behavioral health professional with lived experience, to discuss the critical role of personalized care in supporting neurodiverse individuals and their families. Brooke shares her journey, the inspiration behind Uniquely You Behavioral Health, and how her team works to create inclusive, strength-based solutions for children with autism, ADHD, and other behavioral health needs.

We dive into key topics such as:

✅ The importance of individualized behavioral health care

✅ How to empower families who are helping their children move to adulthood

✅ Brooke’s insights on breaking down barriers and approaching with curiosity

Learn more or connect with Brooke on her website, https://uniquelyyoubehavioralhealth.com/teams/brooke-garren/

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A new episode of IPUL Found it on Facebook is ready for your ears! In this series, my colleague Melissa and I deep dive into questions we've found in Idaho Facebook groups. We research the answers to a few questions so that you don't have to! In this episode we answer the questions:

1.) Do you know what the Talking Book Service is?

https://idahotalkingbooks.org/

Phone: 208-334-2150 Email: talkingbooks@libraries.idaho.gov

2.) How do you keep your house clean?

https://www.raysforrare.org/

3.) What is an ABLE account and does my child need one?

Jami Davis, Program Specialist-Emergency Preparedness, ABLE Savings Technical Assistance and Financial Literacy

jami.davis@silc.idaho.gov 208-332-1711 direct line 208-781-8613 mobile

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Finding KIND is an account of Kari’s initial awakening to Brady’s neurological differences, the early years adapting to life as an autism mom, and later accepting and appreciating Brady for exactly who he was meant to be. Ultimately, Kari’s experiences as a KIND Mom offer practical suggestions for thriving when the best laid plans go awry. Anyone who knows and loves a kid with invisible neurological differences or who is exploring faith in the midst of life’s challenges will find hope and encouragement in Kari’s story. You can find Kari's podcast "Kind Families Podcast" wherever you find your other favorite podcasts! Follow the link below to explore Kari's website.

https://kariabaker.com/

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In this episode, we’re thrilled to welcome Samantha Foote, a board-certified Neurologic Music Therapist, to explore the fascinating intersection of music and brain science. Samantha shares how music therapy is used to support children with disabilities in areas such as communication, movement, emotional regulation, and social skills. There's more than just music! We also discuss positive discipline and her podcast, "Every Brian is Different". Tune in to learn how music can transform lives, one note at a time! 🎵 You can find more at the links below -->

https://www.boisemusictherapycompany.com/

https://www.everybrainisdifferent.com/

@boisemusictherapy on Instagram

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