Exciting News!

01/05/22 • 1 min

We'll be back later this month with a new episode, but for now, check out the free Neurodiversity in the New Year Summit at learnplaythrive.com/summit

We'll be back later this month with a new episode, but for now, check out the free Neurodiversity in the New Year Summit at learnplaythrive.com/summit

Previous Episode

Autistic Motherhood & Self-Advocacy with Sarah Selvaggi Hernandez

Sarah Selvaggi Hernandez is an occupational therapist and educator working to promote an intentional identity-first approach to autism and OT. She’s also a mother to three neurodiverse children. In this episode, we explore Sarah’s experiences as an autistic mother, the types of supports that help her thrive in her daily routines, and her own process of self-advocacy. Then we apply this insight to the clinical work of anyone working with autistic children, children with autistic mothers, and autistic mothers themselves.

View show notes and transcript at learnplaythrive.com/podcast

Next Episode

Neurodiversity-Affirming Approaches to Social & Emotional Learning with Katrina Martin and Kat Harhai

Kat Harhai is a facilitator, educator, and writer, and currently works as the Neurodiversity Collaboration Facilitator at Bridges Learning System. She is multiply disabled and was late diagnosed as autistic as a young adult. Katrina Martin is the founder of Bridges Learning System. Katrina is fully dedicated to moving beyond the deficit-based model of education for autistic students and moving into a model that focuses on strengths and teaches the benefits and values inherent in diverse ways of thinking.

In this episode we talk about social and emotional learning from a neurodiversity-affirming perspective...and we don’t just talk about what NOT to do, we get really specific about a beautiful model called the Social-Emotional Acuity Bridge that Kat, Katrina, and their team have developed that everyone can use in their own work.

View show notes and transcript at learnplaythrive.com/podcast