HeyJaredThe [EYE] on Autism Podcast
Hosted by Developmental Disabilities Institute's Dr. Michael Romas, clinical psychologist and former radio host of DDI on Autism, this monthly podcast provides a dynamic platform to explore issues and perspectives that matter to the families, professionals and communities DDI…
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Episode 13: DSP Recognition Week: It Takes a Village (opens the original)
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Episode 13: DSP Recognition Week: It Takes a Village Host: Dr. Michael Romas, Clinical Psychologist, Brightway Guests: Jean Colin, Employment Specialist, Brightway Maritza Archer, Vocational Program Manager, Brightway Hello and welcome to another episode of the eye on autism Podcast brought to you by Brightway Living & Learning formally Developmental Disabilities Institute! I'm your host, Dr. Michael Romas, the Clinical Psychologist for Brightway Living & Learning. Today is a very exciting episo
Episode 12: Protecting Benefits & Autonomy: A Guide to National Make a Will Month (opens the original)
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Hello and welcome to another exciting episode of the Eye on Autism podcast, brought to you by Brightway Living & Learning – formerly Developmental Disabilities Institute. I’m your host, Victoria Palacio, the Director of Marketing and Communications for Brightway Living & Learning in for Dr. Mike Romas. August is National Make a Will Month, a time when everyone is encouraged to secure their legacy and protect their loved ones’ financial future and personal autonomy. Join us today as we explore pa
Episode 11: Navigating Crisis: Autism Safety and Emergency Preparedness (opens the original)
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It’s an incredibly meaningful month for us here at Brightway. July marks Disability Pride Month, and we are also celebrating the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). In the spirit of this important month, we are diving into emergency preparedness and crisis safety for individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities. Supporting unique sensory sensitivities and elopement risks requires specialized, coordinated strategies. Joining us to discuss how we bridge the ga
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