About Veronica Klepp:

Veronica Klepp is a devoted mother of two autistic children, ages 6 and 3, who has passionately championed the principles of gentle parenting for the past five years. At 29 years old, she has dedicated herself to creating a nurturing and understanding environment for her children, knowing that the path to growth is paved with patience, perseverance, and progress.

Veronica’s approach to parenting is grounded in the belief that neither she nor her children need to be perfect, but that the continuous effort to improve and adapt is key. Through candidly sharing her experiences, Veronica offers valuable insights and practical techniques to other parents who may be navigating similar challenges. Her journey has made her an advocate for compassionate parenting, where empathy, understanding, and resilience are at the forefront.

Her story is one of ongoing learning and development, where each day presents new opportunities to strengthen her family’s bonds and assist others in the complex journey of raising neurodiverse children. Veronica’s commitment to gentle parenting extends beyond her home; it is a mission to support and uplift other families seeking a more harmonious and joyful life.

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About Tamarsha C. Alexander, CAS,BSDH

Tamarsha Alexander, graduate of Clayton State University is the founder and visionary behind Ausome Life Institute. Having her oldest son Diagnosed Level III Severely Autistic at three, everyday tasks of eating, sleeping, bathing, and social awareness became depressing and challenging due to non-verbal communication and aggressive behaviors from autism symptoms. Tamarsha determined to hear her baby say “ I Love You “ and exist in his world dedicated months of research and finally stepped out of her sons shadow and connected to his world with their first prolonged engagement involving her wearing the Big Blue Bodacious Wig. This has been Tamarsha’s ongoing symbolism for advocacy and spreading Autism Awareness setting the Blueprint for Ausome Life Institute as a constant reminder of her very own son’s Ausome Journey.

The mission of the Atlanta, Georgia based organization is to assist parents and other family members in overcoming the many challenges related to caring for individuals with autism, by alleviating symptoms to have a better understanding and peaceful environment. Awarded Marquis Who’s Who in America 2022, Recognized Top 30 for 30 Leading Women Entrepreneurs 2023 for Ausome Life Institute, consistently building a rampant social media presence following her partnered “Detox your Child” Conference with Surviving Vegan, and making an appearance on “The Blox” prime video Entrepreneurship Reality TV Series Tamarsha’s vision continues to empower an Alternative Holistic approach to better accommodate families attain tangible lifestyle changes.

In honor of advocacy for Inclusivity, Tamarsha Ausome Autism Mom promotes awareness and justice for inclusion in her new book MOM WEARS A CAPE, where families are provided a series of young heroes fighting the injustices and sensory social challenges that occur amongst the autism community. Families are not only receiving a book, also our Non Verbal to Verbal Starter Diet Guide where they can take advantage of choosing a lifestyle focused on getting to the root cause. There is so much in store for the Ausome Community, “I’m excited to do my part and help families Live an Ausome Life“

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About Lacy Ingraham: Lacy Ingraham is the CEO and Co-Founder of ABA Advantage LLC, based in Phoenix, Arizona. She earned her MBA from Western Governors University and possesses a vibrant, contagious personality that has helped her build a diverse background in customer service, marketing, and human resources. An entrepreneur at heart, Lacy lives by the motto, “If it is to be, it's up to me!” Outside of work, she enjoys off-roading adventures in her Bronco, affectionately nicknamed the "Bronciasaurus" by her daughter, and is an avid reader with a passion for collecting books and dragon-related items.

About Suhani Patel: Suhani Patel is the Clinical Operating Officer, BCBA, and Co-Founder of ABA Advantage LLC in Phoenix, AZ. She holds a Master's in Psychology with a focus on Applied Behavior Analysis and is licensed as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) in Arizona. Known for her compassion, hard work, and playful spirit, Suhani’s drive for continuous learning not only fuels her personal success but also supports the families she serves. In her free time, she enjoys reading, cooking, attending stand-up comedy shows, and cherishing moments with family and friends.

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About Megan Peveto:

Megan Peveto, M.S., CCC-SLP, is a certified speech-language pathologist with a specialization in early childhood communication development and a passion for empowering fellow professionals and caregivers. Her extensive experience in both general speech-language pathology and autism/special education serves as the foundation for her comprehensive approach to fostering language and communication skills in young children.

Driven by a commitment to accessibility and practicality, Megan founded "The SLP Next Door," a dynamic platform dedicated to providing high-quality resources and support for those working with toddlers and preschoolers. "The SLP Next Door" serves as a virtual hub where speech-language pathologists, educators, and caregivers can access evidence-based strategies, engaging activities, and insightful guidance tailored to the unique needs of early communicators.

Megan's expertise and dedication to her field have garnered recognition and respect within the speech-language pathology community. Her ability to translate complex concepts into actionable solutions has made her a sought-after resource for those seeking to make a meaningful impact on the lives of young children. Through "The SLP Next Door," Megan continues to inspire and equip others with the tools necessary to foster a lifelong love of language and communication.

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00:00 Welcome and Introduction

00:48 Meet Megan Pivoto: Speech Language Pathologist

01:47 The Handbook for Language Development

04:01 Understanding Speech Therapy

05:48 Impact of the Pandemic on Speech Development

07:53 Analytic vs. Gestalt Language Learning

09:22 The Busy Book: A Tool for Learning

12:38 Choosing the Right Provider

17:49 Taking Control of Your Child's Speech Development

19:56 Understanding Toddler Language

20:13 Defining Words and Sounds

21:01 Speech Therapy Handbook

22:05 Word Count Standards for Toddlers

25:04 Feeding Therapy vs. Speech Therapy

28:24 Expressive vs. Receptive Language

29:39 Parental Involvement in Speech Therapy

30:56 The Importance of Narration

34:03 Non-Verbal Communication

37:46 The SLP Next Door Podcast

38:55 Staying Connected

39:35 Conclusion and Farewell

About Sister Nayyirah Muhammad:

Sister Nayyirah Tivica Muhammad is an inspired visionary and the Founder of Repair of The Black Family, Inc. As a dynamic speaker, spiritual advisor, transformational life coach, and Master Retreat Leader, she has dedicated her life to guiding individuals toward total transformation. A Captain Emeritus in The Nation of Islam, Sister Nayyirah specializes in helping people release generational trauma through intuition and reformation, aiming to restore the customs and beliefs of the Black family. Her work has touched thousands of lives, from faith-based organizations to youth groups and schools, and she has shared the stage with renowned figures like Les Brown. Through her life experiences, Sister Nayyirah strives to bring healing and peace across all communities, transcending barriers of class, creed, and color.

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00:00 Empowering Parents: Embrace Your Unique Journey

00:28 Welcome Back: Introducing Sister Nayyirah

01:13 Meet Sister Nayyirah: A Journey of Empowerment

02:05 The Repair of the Black Family: Mission and Values

04:45 Overcoming Generational Trauma: The Anthology

06:41 Advice for Parents: Navigating Autism and Personal Struggles

08:42 Practical Steps for Parents: Adjusting and Responding

14:28 Coaching Services: Empowering Women and Families

18:41 Strengthening Marriages: Communication and Teamwork

26:21 Creating a Heavenly Home

27:47 The Role of Women in the Household

28:59 Setting Up Your Home Environment

32:14 Personal Reflections on Home and Stability

36:58 Investing in Your Marriage

42:32 Empowerment and Healing for Women

47:27 Final Thoughts and Closing Remarks

About Veronica Klepp:

Veronica Klepp is a devoted mother of two autistic children, ages 6 and 3, who has passionately championed the principles of gentle parenting for the past five years. At 29 years old, she has dedicated herself to creating a nurturing and understanding environment for her children, knowing that the path to growth is paved with patience, perseverance, and progress.

Veronica’s approach to parenting is grounded in the belief that neither she nor her children need to be perfect, but that the continuous effort to improve and adapt is key. Through candidly sharing her experiences, Veronica offers valuable insights and practical techniques to other parents who may be navigating similar challenges. Her journey has made her an advocate for compassionate parenting, where empathy, understanding, and resilience are at the forefront.

Her story is one of ongoing learning and development, where each day presents new opportunities to strengthen her family’s bonds and assist others in the complex journey of raising neurodiverse children. Veronica’s commitment to gentle parenting extends beyond her home; it is a mission to support and uplift other families seeking a more harmonious and joyful life.

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00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction

01:47 Veronica's Parenting Journey

02:45 Challenges and Discoveries in Gentle Parenting

04:54 Impact of Diet on Behavior

08:13 Artificial Dyes and Their Effects

16:23 Transitioning to Dye-Free Foods

20:49 Exploring Natural Remedies and Vitamins

27:24 Exploring Brain Mapping and Nutrition

28:06 Introduction to the A E I O U Y Parenting Method

28:36 Implementing the A E I O U Y Method

32:05 Creating a Calm Down Corner

35:37 The Holiday Tree Tradition

38:30 Time In vs. Time Out and the Teddy Bear Method

42:34 Dietary Changes and Dye-Free Products

50:17 Final Thoughts and Contact Information

Elisabeth shares her expertise in working with neurodivergent individuals, including her personal journey with dyslexia, her professional experience, and practical advice for parents. Learn about the importance of self-care, creating supportive home environments, and promoting independence for children with autism. Elisabeth also explains the fundamentals of CBT and how it can help manage and restructure cognitive processes. For more information and to connect with Elisabeth, be sure to check out the links provided.

00:00 Introduction and Special Guest Announcement

00:39 Meet Ms. Elisabeth: Background and Expertise

01:30 Elisabeth's Journey with Dyslexia

08:54 Understanding Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

13:17 Mock CBT Session: Helping Parents of Autistic Children

21:18 Promoting Self-Care and Independence for Parents

25:56 Creating a Supportive Home Environment

28:21 The Importance of Breathing Techniques

33:55 Final Thoughts and How to Connect with Elisabeth

This heartfelt conversation covers early childhood experiences, overcoming personal challenges, and the importance of self-acceptance. Tune in to hear how MissNatasha's insights can help parents and educators support children with exceptionalities, and learn about her impactful initiatives like 'Create Instead of Hate' and 'A Sincere Peer Ear.'

00:00 Introduction and Guest Announcement

01:02 Meet MissNatasha

03:45 MissNatasha's Journey with Autism

05:24 Challenges and Triumphs of Growing Up Undiagnosed

11:28 The Importance of Empathy and Understanding

13:32 MissNatasha's Transition to Advocacy

16:47 Exceptionally You: The First Book

22:28 Other Works by MissNatasha

24:57 Discussing the Latest Book Release

25:26 Introduction to 'Autistically Yours'

26:40 Mental Wellness and Advocacy

29:10 A Sincere Peer Ear Initiative

31:21 Preschool Readiness and Education

33:35 Personal Experiences and Challenges

41:15 Empowering Parents of Children with Autism

49:45 Final Thoughts and Contact Information