Samantha Foote & Lauren Ross | Parenting Neurodiverse Kids

Autistic and ADHD Kids Parenting Strategies: Every Brain is Different

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Welcome to Every Brain is Different, the podcast designed for parents raising kids with Autism, ADHD, and other neurodiverse conditions. Discover practical parenting strategies, expert insights, and real-life stories that highlight the strengths and challenges of neurodivergent individuals. Join us to connect with a supportive community of parents, gain tools to help your child thrive, and celebrate the unique ways every brain works. If you're looking for inspiration, effective parenting strategies, or simply a sense of connection, tune into Every Brain is Different and join a community that t...

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Samantha Foote & Lauren Ross | Parenting Neurodiverse Kids

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Kids

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Jul 6, 2026

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Episodes

33 - Jimmy Clare and Thriving with Autism 11.03.2024

Here's what to expect on the podcast: How did Jimmy initially learn he has autism, and what was his reaction when he learned about his diagnosis? Jimmy's advice for parents who have an autistic child. What should people know about the Crazy Fitness Guy website, and how was it created? Empowering neurodivergent individuals by providing the support they need. And much more!   About Jimmy: Jimmy Clar...

32 - Stefan Glazer and Late-Diagnosed ADHD 04.03.2024

Here's what to expect on the podcast: At what age was Stefan diagnosed with ADHD? In navigating life with ADHD, what are the key strategies that Stefan us to thrive? Joining online support groups can offer valuable assistance and guidance. ADHD individuals maintain their focus through various strategies. And much more!   About Stefan: Stefan Glazer is a published author, published photographer, po...

31 - Heather Allmendinger and Embracing Flow 26.02.2024

Here's what to expect on the podcast: Women's reproductive health is linked to their overall physical and mental health. How can parents effectively approach discussing the menstrual cycle and private body parts with their neurodivergent children? Educating men and young boys about women's menstrual cycles is crucial. What advantages does a woman gain when she deeply understands her reproductive c...

30 - Carol Williams and Taking Baby Steps to Accomplish Our Goals 19.02.2024

Here's what to expect on the podcast: Why do people find initiating the first step toward their goals challenging? Strategies that Carol employs to assist neurodivergent individuals in taking their first steps. What are the advantages of joining a free community group? Helpful strategies for parents to support their neurodivergent children in completing tasks at home. And much more!   About Carol:...

29 - Wendy Larson and Financial Planning 12.02.2024

Here's what to expect on the podcast: Knowing your current and future numbers is essential! What steps should parents take regarding financial planning, especially when they have neurodivergent kids? The habit of saving acts as a financial safety net for unexpected events or emergencies. Why is it important for parents to educate themselves about different life insurance options? And much more!  ...

28 - Barb Hubbard and Time Management 05.02.2024

Here's what to expect on the podcast: How does ADHD impact people's ability to efficiently handle and organize their time? Challenges women with ADHD often face that may not be immediately apparent. Two effective strategies for individuals dealing with ADHD symptoms. What advantages do women gain from having a supportive accountability partner in different areas of life? And much more!   About Bar...

27 - Denise Arnoudse and Thriving With ADHD 29.01.2024

Here's what to expect on the podcast: People with ADHD often experience exhaustion due to the constant use of masking skills. Why do individuals with ADHD often engage in masking behaviors? Provide tools and strategies to help children cope with ADHD without resorting to masking. How can parents effectively advocate for their children in various aspects of their life? And much more!   About Denise...

26 - Carrie Bonnett and Executive Functioning Skills 22.01.2024

Here's what to expect on the podcast: What is executive function, and why is it essential in daily life? It's important to recognize that executive function is not innate and can be cultivated through education and practice. Practical strategies to support the working memory. In what ways does anxiety impact individuals with executive dysfunction? And much more!   About Carrie: Carrie Bonnett is a...

25 - John and Mark Cronin and John's Crazy Socks 15.01.2024

Here's what to expect on the podcast: Lack of awareness about the capabilities of people with disabilities. What positive contributions can individuals with disabilities bring to the workplace? Influence of stereotypes and biases in hiring decisions. How does the rejection from companies impact the well-being of neurodivergent individuals? And much more!   About John and Mark: John and Mark X. Cro...

24 - Shannon Crotty and Following Your Intuition 08.01.2024

Here's what to expect on the podcast: Parents face significant challenges advocating for their children with special needs in the school system. How does parents' daily involvement enhance their deep understanding of their children? Parents must actively seek resources that work specifically for their child's needs. Shannon's advice for parents balancing work and caring for a special needs child....

23 - Angie Grandt and Adoption 01.01.2024

Here's what to expect on the podcast: The difference between a mindset coach and a life coach. What are the challenges typically associated with adopting and raising a special needs child? How can parents break the cycle of yelling and find alternative, more effective ways to ensure their child listens and understands their expectations? Strategies and tools that adoptive parents employ when deali...

22 - Amanda Andrasko and Legal Planning 25.12.2023

Here's what to expect on the podcast: Why is it important for parents to consider customized legal plans for their neurodivergent children? What are the differences between a will and a trust? What are the potential risks or consequences of not seeking legal advice for parents with neurodivergent children when planning for the future? In what situations might someone opt for a guardianship instead...

21 - Ellen Argo and Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria 18.12.2023

Here's what to expect on the podcast: What is Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD)? How does RSD affect individuals with ADHD? What signs or symptoms are associated with Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria? What are the effective coping mechanisms or strategies for managing RSD? And much more!   About Ellen: Ellen Argo, the ADHD Boss, is a relentless champion of human potential. Diagnosed with ADHD a...

20 - Kyira Wackett and Exploring Shame 11.12.2023

Here's what to expect on the podcast: In what ways does cultural shame impact individuals and their behavior in various social settings? What misconceptions or myths do people commonly believe about shame? How can neurodiverse individuals effectively navigate and overcome feelings of shame? What are some common sources or triggers of shame experienced by neurodivergent individuals? And much more!...

19 - Giselle Mota - Giselle Mota and Inclusion in the Metaverse 04.12.2023

Here's what to expect on the podcast: What is Metaverse? How can companies create an inclusive hiring process that welcomes neurodiverse individuals with various skills? In what specific ways does the NFTY Collective aim to support individuals with neurodiversity? How does AI contribute to adaptive learning, particularly for individuals with disabilities? And much more!   About Giselle Mota: Gisel...

18 - Dr. Tosha Strickland and Central Auditory Processing Disorder 27.11.2023

Here's what to expect on the podcast: How does difficulty hearing affect kids, especially those with neurodivergent conditions? What steps should parents take if they suspect their child may have a hearing problem, and how can they initiate the diagnostic process? How does difficulty hearing affect a child's self-esteem and confidence in social situations? What are the available treatment options...

17 - Melinda Foote and Being a Grandparent 20.11.2023

Here's what to expect on the podcast: What challenges has Melinda faced in understanding and connecting with her neurodivergent grandchildren? How can grandparents actively engage with their neurodivergent grandkids' interests and activities to build a stronger connection? In what ways can grandparents offer emotional support to parents of neurodivergent children? What advice does Melinda offer to...

16 - Michelle Steiner and Living with Disabilities 13.11.2023

Here's what to expect on the podcast: Why is it essential to utilize the accommodations available for people with disabilities in various aspects of life? How does self-advocacy impact perceptions of people with disabilities? What are some effective ways parents can support their child in dealing with bullying? How can parents help their children understand and embrace the accommodations available...

15 - Dotty Hancock and Miss Amazing Pageant 06.11.2023

Here's what to expect on the podcast: What exactly is the Miss Amazing Pageant? What is the program's primary goal? There are various ways in which people can get involved and support the Miss Amazing Pageant. How does Darby's Dancers tailor its programs to meet the diverse needs and abilities of children with special needs? And much more!   About Dotty: Dotty Hancock is the state director of Idah...

14 - Jandi Carter and Navigating a New Diagnosis 30.10.2023

Here's what to expect on the podcast: How do parents typically react when they receive a diagnosis for their child that requires special care or attention? Jandi's advice for parents just starting their child's diagnosis journey. What are some common challenges parents face when dealing with a diagnosis for their child, and how do they overcome these challenges? Letting go of expectations enables...

13 - Cyndy Radovich and Accommodations in the Workplace 23.10.2023

Here's what to expect on the podcast: What are some key steps or strategies to help people with disabilities secure a job? The inspiration that led Cyndy to focus on hiring individuals with disabilities in her business. Companies or organizations that have successfully embraced and hired individuals with disabilities. How does Cyndy's mentoring specifically contribute to advancing individuals' car...

12 - Diane Gould and Pathological Demand Avoidance 16.10.2023

Here's what to expect on the podcast: What is PDA?  Common sign to watch for in children with PDA. How do the behavioral patterns in children with PDA differ from those with Oppositional Defiant Disorder or ODD? Some practical strategies parents can implement to support children with PDA. And much more!   About Diane: In the 4th grade, Diane read a book about Jane Addams and decided to become a so...

11 - Ashley Schreiber and Navigating Relationships After a Diagnosis 09.10.2023

Here's what to expect on the podcast: Ashley's experience with the diagnosis process of his son. What therapies have shown success in managing specific mental health challenges? How does Ashley manage the unique challenges of having her child and spouse diagnosed with mental health conditions? Building a strong support network of friends and family can be a lifeline. And much more!   About Ashley:...

10 - Michelle Slaney-Trovato and Living Your Legacy 02.10.2023

Here's what to expect on the podcast: Ensuring a secure and stable future for your children is a priority. What actions can parents take to leave a positive and lasting legacy for their children's future? It matters how parents describe their child to others. A supportive and understanding community is a valuable resource for caregivers! And much more!   About Michelle Slaney-Trovato: Michelle has...

9 - Ginny Kochis and Books for Support 25.09.2023

Here's what to expect on the podcast: How do parents with ADHD manage their own challenges while raising differently-wired kids? Tips on enhancing executive functioning. What resources and support are available for parents who are raising differently-wired kids? Why do neurodivergent individuals use masking? And much more!   About Ginny: Ginny Kochis is a twice-exceptional mom raising three twice-...

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