Parenting on the Spectrum

In this inspiring episode, Ash Beckham breaks down her eight pillars of everyday leadership, Empathy, Responsibility, Courage, Grace, Individuality, Humility, Patience, and Authenticity. Through candid stories from her own journey from isolation and anger to connection and openness. Ash shows how these qualities transform the way we relate to ourselves and others. She also shares compelling resear...

Are screens taking over your kids' free time? Join us as fantasy author [Name] shares how books like  The Jewels of Fate are helping kids and teens rediscover the magic of reading! Tune in to learn why reading is more important than ever, and get some great book recommendations for reluctant readers. #BookLove #FantasyBooks #ReadingAdventures #ReluctantReaders #ScreenFreeFun About Tyler Tyler...

What if autism isn’t caused by just one thing? What if it’ sdue to a complex combination of genetics, environment, and inflammation? In this eye-opening episode, we speak with  Kashif Khan , CEO of The DNA Company and author of  The DNA Way , about emerging research on the root causes of autism. Kashif shares how genetic pathways, toxic exposures, and chronic inflammation can shape brain developme...

What if small shifts rooted in behavioral psychology could completely change how you respond to your child, and transform your parenting results? Discover how behavioral psychology can transform your parenting approach in this insightful episode. Host Theresa Alexander Inman and her guest Jenny Hornby explore practical strategies to create positive changes in parenting. They discuss from understan...

Can swim lessons be neurodiversity-affirming? Dr. Molly O’Shea believes they  must  be. In this episode, she shares how her neurodivergent swim school embraces each child's unique learning style, sensory needs, and communication preferences. Learn how she's reimagining water safety, building confidence, and honoring neurodivergent identities—one splash at a time. About Dr. Molly (ib her words) Hey...

What if the greatest untapped tool for human development comes not from tech or science, but from the stage? In this compelling episode, a U.S. Marine-turned-advocate, James Rojas-Taylor, argues that the tools of modern-day acting hold the key to a new kind of literacy: mental and emotional. These aren't just performance tricks; they're life-altering techniques that build empathy, presence...

In this episode, author T.L. Mccoy opens up about the realities of parenting a child with Dravet Syndrome, a rare and catastrophic form of epilepsy. She shares her family’s emotional journey, the daily challenges they face, and the strength it takes to advocate, educate, and persevere. T.L. brings awareness to this often misunderstood condition and offers hope to families navigating similar paths....

What if your parenting challenges had deeper roots, ones you could heal? In this episode, Energy and Consciousness Coach Kanika Vasudeva shares how the Akashic Records can uncover karmic patterns, generational cycles, and emotional wounds that shape how we parent. After the loss of her daughter, Kanika found healing through energy work and now helps others navigate co-parenting, conflict, and soul...

Ever wondered how babywearing could support children  beyond  infancy, especially those with disabilities or developmental delays? Certified Babywearing Educator Azja Pryor joins us to share how babywearing promotes sensory regulation, emotional bonding, and mobility for children of all ages. Whether you're a parent, caregiver, or educator, this episode will open your eyes to the power of stay...

In this powerful episode, Theresa sits down with Jennifer Celeste Briggs, author of  Watching Sarah Rise , a deeply personal memoir that chronicles her transformative journey parenting her autistic daughter. Rooted in unconditional love and resilience, Jennifer shares how she turned hope into action, creating a personalized, home-based program inspired by the Son-Rise Program and adapted into what...

Are you ready to parent with more calm, clarity, and connection? In this episode, I’m joined by Lauren Berlin, a Parent Success Catalyst who empowers caregivers to lead with intention, connection, and calm. We explore the principles of mindful parenting—what it really means to show up with presence, regulate our own emotions, and create meaningful relationships with our children. Lauren shares pra...

Tired of chasing  work-life balance  and still feeling overwhelmed? Maybe it’s time to try something different. In this powerful conversation, I’m joined by Arlene Cohen Miller, a Work-Life Harmony Coach who shares why harmony, not balance, is the key to a more grounded, fulfilling life. We talk burnout, boundaries, and what it really means to live in alignment with your values . “You don’t have t...

What if caring for yourself isn’t selfish? It is the key to caring for the people you love most. In this episode, Karissa Dean joins us to discuss the importance of self-care, especially for those who feel like they need permission to prioritize themselves. She shares practical insights and heartfelt encouragement to help you reconnect with your own needs and well-being. About Karissa Dean (In her...

What if the way we’ve been approaching eating disorders is incomplete — and sometimes even harmful? Today, I’m thrilled to welcome  Jessica Setnick , a leading voice in the eating disorder field. Through her renowned training program,  Eating Disorders Boot Camp , and hundreds of presentations worldwide, Jessica has transformed how professionals, families, and communities understand eating disorde...

How can churches and communities better support individuals with disabilities? Join John Fela (Felageller), Ministry Relations Manager at Joni and Friends Chicago, as he shares insights from his extensive experience in education, ministry, and special needs advocacy. As a public speaker, writer, and father to a son with autism, John brings practical wisdom, heartfelt stories, and expert interviews...

What if fairytales held the power to heal, teach, and transform? In this enchanting episode, I’m joined by Timothy Stuetz author, former CPA turned spiritual teacher, and creator of over 100 children’s books, to explore the timeless power of fairytales. Timothy shares how storytelling taps into our deepest truths, nurtures emotional intelligence, and creates magical moments of connection between c...

How can churches and communities better support individuals with disabilities? Join John Fela (Felageller), Ministry Relations Manager at Joni and Friends Chicago, as he shares insights from his extensive experience in education, ministry, and special needs advocacy. As a public speaker, writer, and father to a son with autism, John brings practical wisdom, heartfelt stories, and expert interviews...

In this insightful episode of  Parenting on the Spectrum , Theresa sits down with Dr. Emily Levy, Founder and Director of EBL Coaching, to explore how sensory-based strategies can transform learning for children with dyslexia, ADHD, and other learning differences. Dr. Levy shares how understanding each child’s unique sensory and cognitive profile can help build stronger foundations for reading, wr...

Navigating a high-conflict divorce or custody battle with a toxic ex? You’re not alone. Join me, co-founder of  Been There Got Out , high-conflict divorce strategist, and certified domestic violence advocate, as I share hard-earned lessons from my own grueling legal battle—including how I represented myself in court and helped change domestic violence laws. Alongside my partner Chris, we provide e...

Urinary incontinence is more common than you think. It’s rarely talked about. Dr. Nigel Bayer sheds light on this often-ignored issue, offering real solutions to help women restore confidence and improve their quality of life. In this episode, we explore: The root causes of urinary incontinence—and why conventional advice like Kegels or medication often falls short. The Iron Clad Bladder System, a...

When Michael Pereira’s son was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder, his world shifted entirely. He made the life-changing decision to leave his corporate career and dedicate himself to empowering families like his own. Through advocacy, awareness, and practical strategies, Michael helps parents navigate the challenges of raising a neurodiverse child while fostering resilience and growth. In th...

Occupational therapist Heather Billiot joins me to talk about how OT supports children with autism. From sensory integration to daily living skills, Heather shares practical strategies that help kids build independence and confidence. Parents, educators, and professionals will come away with simple, effective tools they can use to support autistic children at home and in the classroom. About Heath...

Did you know that 68% of Americans don’t have a valid will or estate plan? For homeowners, this could mean leaving their loved ones with a costly, time-consuming probate process. Potentially losing up to 8% of their estate’s value. In this episode, I sit down with Oscar Vasquez, founder of EstateDocPrep.com, to discuss why estate planning isn’t just for the wealthy. It’s for anyone who wants to pr...

In this episode, Theresa sits down with Katharine Giovanni to explore the transformative power of forgiveness. Together, they discuss personal stories, strategies for letting go, and the freedom that comes with embracing forgiveness. Tune in for an inspiring conversation filled with insight and hope About Katharine: Katharine Giovanni, a three-time award-winning best-selling author, speaker, and o...

Are you prepared to secure a bright and stable future for your loved one with special needs? Discover the key steps to effective special needs planning in this essential episode. Planning for the future of a loved one with special needs can feel overwhelming, but it's a critical step in ensuring their long-term care and security. In this episode, we explore the essential aspects of special nee...