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Top 10 Best Autism Podcast Episodes of 2020

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As my second year of podcasting comes to a close, I wanted to take some time and reflect on some of the best autism podcast episodes from this year. I recently was able to survey over a hundred of my listeners and find out who they were and what they loved about my podcast episodes. I loved finding out that many of your favorite episodes were mine as well.

Some of my favorite episodes have also had a personal impact on my life. There is the autism success story of Michelle C. whose daughter went from 2 words to over 500 words during the COVID-19 shutdown by taking my courses. Additionally, I loved the Kate Swenson episode where Kate unknowingly addressed an issue that I’d been having in my home and once that interview was over, I was able to fix the problem.

Between solo shows, ABA professionals, autism researchers, speech-language pathologists, nutritionists, parents of children with autism, and adults with autism, I’ve managed to present a wide variety of guests who can share their experience and expertise with you. I feel honored to listen and learn from these guests, and I hope that you’ll continue sharing your thoughts about the best autism podcast episodes by filling out my podcast survey.

Many of you know about my first book, The Verbal Behavior Approach, but you may not realize how much my podcasting has informed my new book Turn Autism Around which will be published in March 2021. I am so thrilled to take what I’ve learned while working with you, your families, and autism professionals, and turn it into a book that will help even more families. It is never too late or too early to make meaningful progress in your family’s journey with autism.

You’ll Learn

  • Which episodes listeners overwhelmingly voted for as the most helpful podcast episode of 2020.
  • How one of my podcast guests was able to help me with a problem I had been having at home with my son, Lucas.
  • That I’ve featured more adults with autism so that parents and professionals can see a fresh perspective.
  • About the works of autism professionals who are at the forefront of autism research, and I share some of my favorite insights from their papers and presentations.

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