Episode Synopsis "Walking In My Shoes Episode 1"

In this first episode, Misty, a mom of three kids, talks about the challenges of parenting a young child with autism at home, trying to get services at school, and finding OTs and SLPs who are a good fit for her family.  We had to cut the conversation a little short because the kids came home from school a little early. It was a Friday afternoon after all! If you are an OT or SLP, I hope you'll take to heart what Misty said about what her son and her family need from both home-based and school-based teams.  If you have any comments, questions, or have suggestions for topics to address in upcoming episodes, please feel free to comment or email me through otbtherapy.com. Thanks for listening!

Listen "Walking In My Shoes Episode 1"

More episodes of the podcast Outside The Box

• What Would It Feel Like to Be Non-Verbal?
• When You Think About Inclusion, Are You Including the Client in Their Own Life
• How Not to Be a “Ken” SLP
• Repost – Stimulable or Non-Stimulable First? That Is the Question…
• How Not to Be a “Karen” Nurse
• How Not To Be a “Karen” SLP – Part 7 Food
• Sarah Winnemucca
• March is Women’s History Month
• How to Not to Be a “Karen” SLP – Part 1
• How Not to Be a “Karen” SLP – Part 2
• How Not to Be A “Karen” SLP – Part 3
• DEI in Speech-Language Pathology – Viewing the World Through Different Language Lenses
• How Not to Be a “Karen” SLP – Part 6
• Hair, or How Not to Be a “Karen” SLP – Part 5
• Do you provide “therapy” or “training”?
• How Not to be a Karen SLP – Part 4
• Walking In My Shoes Episode 1
• News Flash: If a kid client’s in therapy, they aren’t developing typically
• Let’s Talk About “The Chart”, Baby
• A Language Difference or A Language Disorder? That Is the Question…Part 1