Autism: A New Perspective
At the heart of what we do is an unwavering belief that growth is possible in the life of individuals on the autism spectrum.
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- Sep 22, 2026
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More Than an “Autism Mom”: Balancing Identity, Family, and Neurodiversity (Part 2) (opens the original)
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When navigating the complex journey of neurodiversity, parents and professionals frequently hit roadblocks where interventions stop working and exhaustion sets in. In Part II of a special role-reversal episode of the Autism: A New Perspective podcast, Dr. Sheely interviewed host Kat Lee about how to push through these emotional barriers, protect the family unit, and […] The post More Than an “Autism Mom”: Balancing Identity, Family, and Neurodiversity (Part 2) first appeared on RDIconnect.
From Radio Broadcaster to RDI Consultant: Kat Lee’s Personal Journey (Part 1) (opens the original)
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Kat Lee shares her journey from radio broadcaster to autism advocate, reflecting on her son's diagnosis, building community, and discovering RDI®. The post From Radio Broadcaster to RDI Consultant: Kat Lee’s Personal Journey (Part 1) first appeared on RDIconnect.
Relationships Can’t Be Outsourced: Time, Trust, and the Parent-Child Connection (opens the original)
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When parents receive an autism diagnosis for their two-, three-, or four-year-old child, their immediate instinct is to do whatever it takes to save them. Well-meaning doctors and professionals frequently recommend that families enroll their toddlers in intensive clinical programs, sometimes scheduling them for therapy eight to nine hours a day. But in a recent […] The post Relationships Can’t Be Outsourced: Time, Trust, and the Parent-Child Connection first appeared on RDIconnect.
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