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Autism Unplugged provides hope, guidance, and support to families supporting autistic adults. Host Jamie Wheeler, joined by Lisa Christian, have raised autistic children to adulthood. They welcome guests who candidly share real experiences, offer professional insight, and identify actionable resources to deal with obstacles as neurodivergent people transition to adulthood.
Ep 13 - Interactive Instruction for Neurodivergent Kids
Autism Unplugged
36 minutes
1 year ago
Ep 13 - Interactive Instruction for Neurodivergent Kids
Jamie joins instructors Rebecca Berslem and Jake Nice to talk about the interactive aspects of their work with neurodivergent kids using improv, life skills, crafting, and languages.
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Brought to you by Wicked Apple Media:
Host: Jamie Wheeler
Producers: Sam Damask, Gini Mascorro, Jenny McGee, and Natalie Somers
Executive Producers: Joe Groves, Robyn Prather, Andrew Hood, and Michael Froseth
Sound Engineer: Sam Damask
Theme Song: Sam Damask
Autism Unplugged
Autism Unplugged provides hope, guidance, and support to families supporting autistic adults. Host Jamie Wheeler, joined by Lisa Christian, have raised autistic children to adulthood. They welcome guests who candidly share real experiences, offer professional insight, and identify actionable resources to deal with obstacles as neurodivergent people transition to adulthood.
