TELOS: A Neurodiversity Conversation
TELOS is a youth-led podcast exploring the lived experiences, challenges, and strengths of neurodivergent individuals.
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- Aug 11, 2026
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Beyond High School: College, Accommodations, and Finding Fit for Neurodivergent Students (ft. Shellee Howard) (opens the original)
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In this episode of TELOS: A Neurodiversity Conversation, host Aeris sits down with Shellee Howard , a college planning expert who has spent years helping families find schools that fit both their students' needs and financial realities. Together, they unpack one of the biggest — and most under-discussed — transitions in a neurodivergent student's life: the leap from high school to college. The episode also dives into what makes a college application genuinely memorable, why the "right path" does
From Surviving to Self-Worth: Autism, C-PTSD, and Taking Ownership of Your Future (ft. Lawrence C. Harris) (opens the original)
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In this episode of TELOS: A Neurodiversity Conversation , host Aeris sits down with Lawrence C. Harris — a youth empowerment speaker who draws from his own lived experience with autism and trauma to help teens and young adults build self-worth and take ownership of their futures. The conversation offers insights into how young people can begin to recognize their own strengths after years of having their struggles pointed out. A hopeful, grounded, and deeply human conversation about healing, iden
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