Beste Elder Martinez podcaster (2024)

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Stephanie Landis and Meredith Krimmel: Preventing the Summer Slide | Season 6, Episode 9 33:03

4M ago33:03

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Parents and children all have the same dream – to spend their summer days having fun without the stress and pressure of the school year. However, many parents also worry that too much fun could cause a loss of progress or skills gained during the year, or as some call it, the dreaded “summer slide.” Luckily, there are many ways to have fun while st…

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Marilyn Zecher, M.A., CALT : Multisensory Math | Season 6, Episode 8 53:32

4M ago53:32

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In this episode we speak with dyslexia specialist, Marilyn Zecher, MA, CALT, about using her expertise and experience as a Certified Academic Language Therapist to teach mathematics. During the episode, Marilyn explains what it means to teach using a “multisensory approach”, discusses the intersection of language and mathematics and talks about why…

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ELDERS | Episode 1 Uncle John 59:00

5M ago59:00

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This is the story of John Spence, a Gros Ventre/Sioux elder who uses equine therapy to heal Native youth. Made in collaboration with The Imprint, Uncle John is part of the multimedia project Healing the Children of Horse Nations and was co-produced by Nancy Marie Spears. See grayareapodcast.com for detailed show notes and links.…

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Dr. Michele Joseph: Supporting Neurodiverse Students into Young Adulthood | Season 6, Episode 7 47:52

5M ago47:52

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In this episode Stephanie speaks with Dr. Michele Joseph, Head of School at Gateway Academy about supporting high school students as they transition into young adulthood. Gateway Academy is a private school in Houston, Texas that serves 6th-12th grade students with academic and social challenges. Through their programming, Gateway supports students…

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ELDERS | Episode 0 Trailer 3:30

6M ago3:30

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Season 3 is on the way! Here's the trailer for Gray Area Podcast, Season 3: ELDERS, including a sneak preview of Episode 1, Uncle John. Premiers April 3, 2024. Uncle John is produced by Julie Reynolds, Nancy Marie Spears and Mara J. Reynolds, published in partnership with The Imprint and Voices of Monterey Bay. More details, plus all our previous e…

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Elizabeth Elder: Finding Community and Support | Season 6, Episode 6 34:46

6M ago34:46

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In this episode we speak with Elizabeth Elder about finding a community and support system as a mother of children with special needs. Elizabeth is the founder of Steel Magnolia Moms, a Houston based support group for Mothers of children with special needs. Steel Magnolia Moms offers a variety of programs, events, and an online community designed t…

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Elizabeth Montero-Cefalo: Using Conscious Discipline at Home | Season 6, Episode 5 53:09

8M ago53:09

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In this episode Elizabeth Montero-Cefalo, former special education teacher and Conscious Discipline Master Instructor, discusses the positive impact of using Conscious Discipline at home and in her classroom. Elizabeth highlights the changes she implemented in her classroom and home that had the greatest impact as well as which elements of consciou…

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Ash Brandin: Managing Screen Time | Season 6, Episode 4 47:26

9M ago47:26

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Screens are becoming increasingly interwoven into our children’s everyday lives. Unfortunately, a lot of the information around screen usage is either contradictory, vague, or rooted in extremes. This can leave parents confused, frustrated, or feeling guilty as they navigate screen usage for their family. In this episode, educator Ash Brandin (@The…

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Sarah Ward, M.S., CCC-SLP: Strategies to Support Executive Functioning | Season 6, Episode 3 44:00

9M ago44:00

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In this episode we sit down with Speech-Language Pathologist and executive functioning expert, Sarah Ward to discuss strategies to support the development of executive functions at home and school. Sarah starts off by giving a brief overview of what “executive functioning” means in everyday life then jumps into practical and effective ways parents,…

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Becky Willson, MS, CCC-SLP: Linking Language Therapy and Academics | Season 6, Episode 2 50:37

11M ago50:37

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In this episode, we speak with pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist Becky Wilson, about the link between language disorders and academics and how targeting underlying language skills helps support students learning. Throughout the episode Becky discusses ways reading, math, and all areas of school are interwoven with underlying language skills and…

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Melissa Howard, DPT: What is Pediatric Physical Therapy | Season 6, Episode 1 32:34

11M ago32:34

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In this episode, we sit down with pediatric physical therapist, Melissa Howard, DPT to talk about the basics of pediatric physical therapy. Melissa explains what physical therapy is, signs a child may benefit from physical, how it differs from occupational therapy, and ways she collaborates with other therapists. While many areas physical therapist…

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Anjela Martinez and Jill Wood: Making Summer Reading Fun | Season 5, Episode 10 43:38

1+ y ago43:38

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Summer is finally here! And while many kids have dreams of days spent at the pool, playing outside or having all day tv marathons, it is also the perfect time to kick back and relax with a good book! In this episode, Anjela Martinez from the Harris County Public Library Outreach Program and special co-host Parish School librarian, Jill Wood, share …

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Dr. Michelle Beard: Part 2 - Accepting a Diagnosis | Season 5, Episode 9 54:48

1+ y ago54:48

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When a child receives a diagnosis, it can impact the entire family and bring on a variety of emotions and responses from parents. In this episode, Dr. Michelle Beard returns to the podcast to discuss a child receiving a diagnosis from the parent and care giver perspective. She touches on a variety of emotions that parents commonly report, ways pare…

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Rachel Czar: What is Occupational Therapy? | Season 5, Episode 8 26:07

1+ y ago26:07

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In this episode, pediatric Occupational Therapist Rachel Czar answers all our questions about the basics of occupational therapy (OT) including our most commonly asked question- what is OT? Throughout the episode Rachel discusses signs a child might benefit from OT and how to obtain an evaluation. She also discusses ways specific areas of difficult…

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Dr. Michelle Beard: Speaking to Children About Their Diagnosis | Season 5, Episode 7 52:00

1+ y ago52:00

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In this episode we tackle a frequently asked question: “Should I tell my child about their diagnosis? And if so, how?”. When a child receives a diagnosis such as dyslexia, autism, ADHD, or a Language or Learning Disorder it can be difficult for parents to know how to discuss this with their child. According to our guest, Dr. Michelle Beard, there i…

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Sharon Duval, CCC-SLP: DIR® Floortime Model of Therapy | Season 5, Episode 6 44:23

1+ y ago44:23

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In this episode we discuss the DIR® Floortime model of therapy with Sharon Duval, CCC-SLP. DIR stands for the Developmental, Individual-differences, and Relationship-based model which highlights the power of relationships and emotional connections to fuel development. Throughout the episode Sharon discusses the underlying principles of DIR® Floorti…

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AFTER LIFE | Episode 10 Full Circle 43:11

1+ y ago43:11

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In our final episode, Gilbert settles into a new home while he continues to work on solutions to violence and injustice. Then, just as he gets comfortable with his new normal, he ends up in a place he thought he'd left for good. Produced by Julie Reynolds Martinez, Mara J. Reynolds and Gilbert Bao. For detailed show notes, visit grayarepodcast.com.…

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AFTER LIFE | Episode 9 Lockdown 36:03

1+ y ago36:03

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It’s 2020. Just as Gilbert is adjusting to his new world outside prison, that world shuts down. Gilbert goes online during a year of joy and sorrow, until he and Marlena take to the streets to honor Manny. Soon, there’s a new development in the case of the deputy who killed him. Produced by Julie Reynolds Martinez, Mara J. Reynolds and Gilbert Bao.…

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AFTER LIFE | Episode 8 A New World 43:49

1+ y ago43:49

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Free at last, Gilbert has to find his way through a world that's changed dramatically over the 21 years he's been in prison. Though he feels joy reuniting with loved ones, he also panics over the littlest things. Yet he sees this new world in ways the rest of us might take for granted. Produced by Julie Reynolds Martinez, Mara J. Reynolds and Gilbe…

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AFTER LIFE | Episode 7 Freedom Calls 28:55

1+ y ago28:55

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California lawmakers start paying attention to what neuroscientists are saying about the adolescent brain. Changes in the law now mean Gilbert suddenly has a chance for parole — years before he thought he would. Produced by Julie Reynolds Martinez, Mara J. Reynolds and Gilbert Bao. For detailed show notes, visit grayarepodcast.com.…

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Wade Barrett: Exploring Inclusive Sports Programing | Season 5. Episode 5 39:06

1+ y ago39:06

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Finding an activity outside of school that is developmentally appropriate and inclusive of neurodivergent children or children with speech and language difficulties can be a challenge for parents. While many of our kids may excel in physical activities, they may struggle to attend for long periods, follow multiple step instructions, or need repetit…

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AFTER LIFE | Episode 6 Under Color of Law 29:17

1+ y ago29:17

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SPECIAL EPISODE - Gilbert grew up in the shadow of the LA County Sheriff's Department — ever since the day he was taken from home in a deputy's patrol car at eight years old. This investigation looks at the darker side of that department's legacy, and digs into a culture of criminality by law enforcement that still haunts the region today. Warning:…

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AFTER LIFE | Episode 5 Heart Strings 27:42

2y ago27:42

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Gilbert's penpal Rebecca flies to California from Texas so they can meet face to face. Even though Gilbert might not come home for years or even decades, a small piece of string in the prison visiting room changes the course of their relationship. But then a phone call to After Life producer Julie Reynolds Martinez shatters Gilbert's world. Produce…

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AFTER LIFE | Episode 4 The Penpal 22:30

2y ago22:30

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Gilbert's younger brother Manny, who is also in prison, isn't doing well. He's deeply involved in prison gang "politics" and has spent years in the SHU — full-time solitary confinement. It's taking a severe toll on Manny's mental health. Saddened but knowing how dangerous isolation can be, Gilbert decides to do something about his own loneliness. H…

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AFTER LIFE | Episode 3 Career Change 23:32

2y ago23:32

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Gilbert realizes he has a lot to learn when he meets a man who changes his outlook on the world. As he struggles to stay close to his young daughter in prison visiting rooms, he also discovers he has a gift for working with "at-risk" kids. Soon he and a handful of incarcerated men are starting to change not only themselves but the entire California…

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AFTER LIFE | Episode 2 Doing Life 18:47

2y ago18:47

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It's the late 1990s. Although no one was injured in the shoot-out he took part in, Gilbert is sentenced to 24 years to life in prison under California's strict gang sentencing laws. While he technically has a shot at parole, almost no one with "life" in their sentence goes home, and he expects to die behind the walls. As he starts his term, Gilbert…

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S2. Ep.5 "If Your Presence Isn't With Me, I Don't Want To Go Anywhere" -Minister Martín Martínez 1:14:36

2y ago1:14:36

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Minister Martín Martínez is Worship Leader, Preacher, Teacher, Choir Director who currently serves at My Father's House Apostolic Church in Escondido, California. In this episode you will be encouraged by the testimony of Minister Martinez as he shares how God has helped him through tragedy and trials. He talks about his journey in a new country, l…

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AFTER LIFE | Episode 1 The Neighborhood 34:44

2y ago34:44

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AFTER LIFE: The untold story of how a group of incarcerated men reshaped rehabilitation in California Meet Gilbert Bao, who was sentenced to life in prison but found a new life after life. In our first episode, Gilbert takes us through his old neighborhoods as we explore the many factors and reasons why a frightened 8-year old from East Los Angeles…

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AFTER LIFE | Episode 0 Trailer 3:11

2y ago3:11

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Four years in the making, our 10-part audio documentary launches November 21, 2022. This entire season focuses on the story of Gilbert Bao. While serving a life sentence, Gilbert helped lead a group of incarcerated men who have revolutionized the way we approach rehabilitation in California prisons. You may remember him from Season One, Episode Fiv…

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Greg Santucci, MS, OTR: Supporting Sensory Regulation | Season 5. Episode 4 44:31

2y ago44:31

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In this episode, Stephanie and Meredith sit down with the Keynote Speaker from The Parish School’s 2022 Giving Voice to Children Luncheon, Greg Santucci. Throughout the episode Greg discusses ways to see beyond a child’s behavior by supporting their underlying sensory and safety needs at home and in the classroom. Greg uses specific examples from h…

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Jennifer Anderson from Kids Eat in Color: Pediatric Nutrition Q&A | Season 5. Episode 3 38:05

2y ago38:05

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In this episode, we use questions submitted by Unbabbled listeners in an informal Q&A with pediatric dietician Jennifer Anderson MSPH, RND. Jennifer has firsthand experience not only as a dietician, but as a mother of a picky eater. She uses her expertise and life experience to answer questions ranging from “How do I introduce more protein” and “He…

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Ali Allawala and Farzeen Ali: The Karachi Down Syndrome Program | Season 5. Episode 2 48:30

2y ago48:30

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In this episode we sit down with Ali Allawala and Farzeen Ali to discuss their innovative and inspiring work to support families and individuals with Down Syndrome. Ali and Farzeen are Co-founders and current directors of The Karachi Down Syndrome Program (KDSP). KDSP is a non-profit organization in Karachi Pakistan, launched in March 2014 by a gro…

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Cari Ebert: Play Based Speech-Language Therapy | Season 5. Episode 1 54:07

2y ago54:07

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In this episode, we speak with Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist Cari Ebert about the importance of play and relational connections in supporting a child’s language development. Cari shares her own personal experiences that have shaped her perspective and therapeutic style, discusses the science-based importance of play on children’s brain deve…

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Mr. Chazz: Conscious Parenting | Season 4. Episode 10 43:02

2+ y ago43:02

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In this episode, we chat with Mr. Chazz, a parent and teacher coach, about positive behavior approaches at home and in the classroom. He is an early childhood educator, educational specialist, and parenting coach. In the episode Mr Chazz discusses his three-step approach of see, guide, trust by walking us through each stop. He also touches on the i…

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Mary Mecham: Disability Book Week | Season 4, Episode 9 22:39

2+ y ago22:39

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In this episode, we sit down with Mary Mecham, Director of Disability Book Week to learn about this year’s inaugural event. Mary is an avid reader, advocate, and mother of two girls with rare genetic disorders. She has teamed up with Parish School Teacher Caralou Smith to start Disability Book Week as part of their capstone project with Texas Partn…

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Bonnie Jones and Meredith Krimmel: Understanding Specialty School Admissions | Season 4, Episode 8 33:29

2+ y ago33:29

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A substantial part of finding the right school for your child is going through the seemingly daunting admissions process! In this episode we chat with the director of admissions from Gateway Academy, Bonnie Jones, MS, CCC-SLP and The Parish School’s director of admissions and Unbabbled co-cost, Meredith Krimmel, MS, CCC-SLP. Throughout the episode …

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Houston School Options: Finding the Right School for Your Child | Season 4, Episode 7 38:32

2+ y ago38:32

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Our guests today, Dee Dee Halpin and Julie Blumberg run Houston School Options where they help families find the most effective school program for their children. Over the years, Dee Dee and Julie have helped guide numerous families - both new to the city and Houston natives - through the school choice process. During our conversation they discuss …

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Dr. Steven Hogan: Preparing for the Dentist | Season 4, Episode 6 29:53

2+ y ago29:53

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In this episode we chat with pediatric dentist Dr. Steven Hogan about the unique challenges and treatment for a neurodiverse population, including children with sensory processing difficulties, anxiety, communication difficulties, and a wide range of medical diagnoses. Dr. Hogan discusses things parents can do to prepare children for the dentist, t…

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Kacie Barnes: Taking the Stress Out of Feeding Your Kids | Season 4, Episode 5 40:38

2+ y ago40:38

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In this episode we speak with registered dietician Kacie Barnes about pediatric nutrition. Kacie is the owner of Mama Knows Nutrition, where she helps parents of babies, toddlers, and preschoolers find solutions to nourish their families without stress, guilt, or chaos. Throughout the episode, Kacie shares tips for introducing new foods, discusses …

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Huyen Cao: Navigating the Public School Special Education System | Season 4, Episode 4 41:17

2+ y ago41:17

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The public school system offers a wide range of services for children free of charge! But Navigating through the paperwork, knowing what services are available, understanding the laws and regulations and learning the new lingo can be overwhelming and confusing! In this week’s episode, speech language pathologist, Huyen Cao, MA, CCC-SLP answers our …

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Alyssa Blask Campbell: Emotional Intelligence and Sensory Regulation | Season 4, Episode 3 45:19

2+ y ago45:19

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Alyssa Blask Campbell, Med, is an emotional development expert with a master's degree in early childhood education. She is the founder of Seed and Sew, an online modern parenting community, and the co-created the Collaborative Emotion Processing (CEP) method, a how-to guide for responding to tiny humans' big emotions to build emotional intelligence…

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Supporting Siblings of Neurodiverse Kids Part 2 with Lynn McLean, LCSW-S | Season 4 Episode 2 40:04

3y ago40:04

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This episode continues our discussion on supporting siblings with input from a mental health professional. Our guest, Lynn McLean, LCSW-S, RPT-S, gives advice on how to talk to children about struggles one child may have and gives ideas for supporting families as they navigate family dynamics and emotions. During our conversation Lynn not only give…

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Supporting Siblings of Neurodiverse Kids: A Parent Perspective with Katie Higgins | Season 4, Episode 1 38:57

3y ago38:57

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You may have heard it said, “Your sibling is your first friend” or “A sibling is a built-in best friend”. And while these common sayings can be true, sibling relationships are often complex and messy - swinging from loving, supportive, cooperative to jealous and fighting, then back again! Add into the mix a child with neurodiversity or complex medi…

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Episode 12: The Gateway 52:41

3y ago52:41

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**SEASON 1 FINALE** In this epic conclusion: twists are turned, flip-flops are thrown, and a wall comes tumbling down. What will happen to our heroes? Can the Pax Cardinalis survive? Join us as we close the first chapter in the saga of The World to Come.Av David Treatman Creative

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S2. Ep.4 "Authenticity" -Worship Pastor Amber Lopez 1:17:56

3+ y ago1:17:56

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Pastor Amber Lopez is the Worship Pastor at Heart Revolution Church in National City, Ca. She talks about when she surrendered to the call of God on her life. She clears up the misconceptions of worship and also how God wants us to be authentic with him. Pastor Amber encourages us to be intentional about healing and wholeness. Listen as she shares …

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At-Home Toddler Activities with Beth from Days with Grey | Season 3, Episode 11 1:10:16

3+ y ago1:10:16

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Do mornings with your young children often feel hectic? Does starting the day with TV or iPad games set the wrong tone for the rest of your day? Beth from the website Days with Grey has a solution: start the day with simple, intentional, play-based learning activities! In this episode of Unbabbled, Beth, a teacher turned stay-at-home mom turned bus…

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At-Home Support for Children with ADHD Featuring Dr. Kimberly Harrison | Season 3, Episode 10 1:10:17

3+ y ago1:10:17

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Do you ever wonder why your child with ADHD has trouble getting started on chores or homework? Have you noticed that they get off track when following seemingly simple instructions? Or does preparing to leave your house in the morning often feel chaotic? Clinical Psychologist, Dr. Kimberly Harrison discusses why individuals with ADHD operate differ…

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BONUS EPISODE: Being an Informed SLP with Meredith Harold 26:05

3+ y ago26:05

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This special episode was recorded in February 2020 at the Texas Speech-Language-Hearing Association’s (TSHA) Annual Convention in Houston, and is being released in conjunction with the 2021 Virtual TSHA Convention. In this episode, we speak with Meredith Poore Harold, PhD, CCC-SLP, about the importance of evidence-based practice, barriers clinician…

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At-Home Sensory-Based Play Activities with Julie Friedman | Season 3, Episode 9 26:00

3+ y ago26:00

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Mompreneur Julie Friedman joins us this episode to discuss her journey to bringing sensory-based play into her home. Julie is the owner and founder of Young, Wild & Friedman, a Houston-based company that ships sensory play kits worldwide. She shares her inspiration for starting her business and gives a first-hand account of how sensory-based play h…

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S.2 Ep.3 "Disrespectful Prayers" -Pastor Aaron Barbosa 1:04:07

3+ y ago1:04:07

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Pastor Aaron Barbosa, from AWE Church in Baldwin Park, CA talks about what he went through during this pandemic season. He opens up about certain prayers that he prayed to God regarding some of his children. Pastor Aaron encourages us to process what has happened to us so that we can be be spiritually and emotionally whole. He also shares with us h…

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