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Adapting Together is a Malaysian podcast dedicated to raising awareness about autism and supporting families on this journey. It’s designed for parents, caregivers, educators, and the broader community to access reliable, local, and compassionate information about autism.
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EP 39: 当孩子可能同时患自闭症+注意力不足过动症ASD+ADHD When a Child May Have Both Autism and ADHD (ASD + ADHD) (opens the original)
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This episode is conducted in Mandarin. What happens when a child has both Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) ? In this episode, we welcome back paediatrician Dr Annie Liau to help us understand how ASD and ADHD can co-exist, how they may affect a child’s learning, emotions and daily life, and what parents can do to support them. We also discuss practical strategies such as building routines, breaking tasks into smaller steps, allowing movement brea
EP38: Understanding Hippotherapy (opens the original)
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🐴 Understanding Hippotherapy In this episode of Adapting Together Podcast, we visit Happy Farms and sit down with Dr. Dev , co-founder of Happy Farm Psychotherapy Malaysia, to explore the world of hippotherapy . Hippotherapy is much more than simply riding a horse. Dr. Dev shares how the movement of a horse can be incorporated into therapy to provide postural and sensory-motor challenges, and explains how sessions are adapted according to each individual’s needs. We also talk about: 🐎 What hippo
EP 37: The Parents Guilt Trap - How to Support Every Child Fairly (opens the original)
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This conversation explores the often overlooked experience of siblings growing up alongside a neurodivergent child. Join Co-host Carmen, Kevin, and guest Ms. Raynette Soon, a Registered Play Therapist-Supervisor TM , as they discuss on the emotional impact on siblings, the signs parents may miss, and practical ways to respond with more connection and less guilt. Raynette shares how a systemic family lens helps parents see that every child in the household needs support, even when one child requi
EP36: How United Voice Empower Neurodivergent Adults (opens the original)
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In this first episode of our NGO Series, we sit down with Wan Ching, Head of Social Enterprise, Training & Job Coaching at Malaysia United Voice (UV)—Malaysia's first self-advocacy society led by adults with learning disabilities. Together, we explore what adulthood can look like for neurodivergent individuals and why preparing for adulthood starts much earlier than many families realize. In this episode, we discuss: 🎙️ What Malaysia United Voice does and its mission 💼 Employment opportunities a
EP 35: Understanding Educational Psychology Assessments (opens the original)
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Explore the importance of psychoeducational assessments in supporting children with learning and behavioral challenges. In this episode, Carmen and Kevin speaks with a School Psychologist, Joanne Goh to clarify common questions about the assessment process, what these evaluations reveal, and how they can positively shape a child’s educational journey. Educational psychology assessments are valuable tools for understanding a child’s learning profile and needs. When done well, they help families a
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