The truth about Autism and Special Needs Parenting.
Jan 15 2019
Broken Plates
Nov 25 2022
A Year in Review and Season 6 Updates (feat. Rob Gorski) S5E51
In this brief episode, I share a look back at Season 5 and a glimpse of what I have in store for Season 6. Thank you all for helping to make this podcast such a success. I’m looking forward to continuing to bring you content that is positive, relevant, and educational. Have a fantastic holiday …
Nov 06 2022
My Autistic Son Voted for the First Time: Here’s My Takeaway
Last week, my 22-year-old autistic son voted for the very first time. It was a momentous occasion for him. Seeing him exercise his right to vote was an emotional experience, and it got me thinking about what we can learn from his voting journey. Here are a few takeaways that I wanted to share. I …
Nov 04 2022
Autistic and Voting pt2 (feat. Gavin Gorski) S5E48
My 22 year old autistic son Gavin is here today to talk about his very first experience voting. He shares how it went, how he prepared for it, and also has advice for other first time voters with a disability. Link to pt1 Guest Bio: Gavin is 22 years old, diagnosed with autism and several …
Oct 30 2022
4 Tips To Help Your Autistic Child Vote
I’ve recently helped my adult autistic son exercise his right to vote. I recorded a short podcast episode about this journey, and it’s embedded below. I wanted to follow up with some practical tips that helped me to ensure my son was able to vote in this election cycle. Everyone’s situation is different, but if …
Oct 24 2022
The Importance of “Me Time” for Parents
Being a parent is one of the most rewarding experiences a person can have. But it’s also one of the most challenging. Sometimes it can feel like you’re constantly giving and never getting anything in return. That’s why it’s so important for parents to make time for themselves. My Most Recent “Me Time” Story This …
Oct 19 2022
The Power of Hindsight
We’ve all been there. We look back on a situation, and we think to ourselves, “If only I had known then what I know now.” It’s called the power of hindsight, and it’s a very real phenomenon. Sometimes we make decisions based on the information we have at the time, and later we realize that …
Oct 15 2022
When someone doesn’t support your child’s diagnosis
Over the last 20 years, I’ve had experiences with both of these situations, and I’ve had to learn some things the hard way. I want to share some insights to help you navigate some of these things.
Oct 14 2022
Listener’s Question: Dealing with Unsupportive Family (feat. Rob Gorski) S5E42
This week’s Listener Question is about how to deal with an unsupportive family member or a family member that doesn’t understand or accept your child’s autism diagnosis. I hope this helps, and please continue to send your questions. Host Bio: Rob Gorski is a single Dad to three amazing autistic boys and Found and CEO …
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