Autism: Brewed Conversations

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Steal My Coffee isn't your typical autism story. It's a raw, funny, and sometimes chaotic dive into our family life where stolen coffee is just the tip of the iceberg.
Join us each week on Brewed Conversations as we navigate meltdowns, unexpected joys, and the quest to keep Danell safe, happy, well-fed, sugar-free, decaffeinated, and out of everyone else's plates and mugs.
To protect our privacy, the names have been changed. These episodes may discuss mental health, medical procedures, and other sensitive topics that some listeners might find triggering.
I do not endorse any specific medication or treatment. Please consult a qualified healthcare provider for any health concerns before making decisions about your health or treatments.
In this episode, Celia reflects on the emotional challenges of care giving, the disappointment of missing significant family milestones and the complexities of planning travel with an adult diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
This episode explores the life of Danell, a woman diagnosed with autism, through the eyes of her caregiver, Celia Hart. It delves into the challenges and triumphs of care giving, the impact of early life experiences, and the importance of community support in navigating the complexities of autism and family dynamics
Celia discusses the challenges and joys of care giving, the importance of understanding nonverbal communication, and the complexities of navigating school systems. She reflects on the emotional toll of care giving, the need for advocacy, and the moments of humor that arise amidst the chaos. Through her stories, Celia aims to foster dialogue and understanding about the realities of living with autism.
I would love to hear from you. Your voice matters in sharing autism stories that resonate with our community. Please share your story or suggest a topic related to family life or anything else you'd like to hear about on Brewed Conversations. With gratitude,
Celia
An introduction to the New York State Office for People With Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD) . This office helps individuals access vital services. The video details a step-by-step "Front Door" process, from initial contact to service delivery. Guidance is available through care management providers and facilitators at each stage.
How to establish and maintain safety in familiar environments, including home and school. We provide practical and easy-to-implement strategies to create a safe and nurturing environment. Ensuring the safety of individuals with #autism is vital. As parents/carers, there are many things you can do to help keep your children safe and give yourself peace of mind.
How to prioritize safety in unfamiliar environments such as holiday destinations and healthcare settings. Building on essential tips from Part One, this segment focuses on more complex scenarios, equipping parents/#carers with the knowledge and tools to ensure the safety of their loved ones.
During the first half of this 40-minute discussion, eSpecial Needs' Emily Martin (MOT, OTR/L) uses her 12 years of experience as an occupational therapist to address concerns and give guidance on how to safeguard loved ones who wander or elope. Afterward, eSN Sales Manager Scott Kouri will demonstrate safety and tracking tools meant to prevent dangers associated with elopement.
Understanding different classroom settings allows parents the ability to make informed decisions about their child's education.
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