Financial planning expert Michael Beloff details a wide range of housing options and discusses the challenges and complexities of finding and holding on to suitable housing for individuals with disabilities.

Dr. Wenn Lawson, a world renowned autistic psychologist who has spoken before the United Nations, combines his personal experience and professional research on the topic of shut-down and sensory overload for those on the autism spectrum.

In his own words, with video editing by Hannah Bellows, Sameer stuns with a profound explanation about how different sensory processing may feel to those with autism, and what can be done to help those who are experiencing a “neuro-crash.” Don’t miss this amazing glimpse into the mind of those students, friends, and loved ones you know who are diagnosed but can’t find the words to explain this experience.

Dr. Bernard Crespie, Dr. Richard Williams, and Dr. Marlo Payne Thurman discuss the topics of evolution, genetics, and biology as they pertain to Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

Father and son Michael and Dan McManmon join Dr. Marlo Payne Thurman to discuss transition needs for learners on the autism spectrum.

Michael Beloff, Financial Planner and father of a young adult with ASD, shares his wealth of expertise to help individuals who receive government benefits and want to work.

Michael Beloff, US Autism Association Advisory Board member, financial planner, and father of a young adult with ASD, shares his wealth of expertise on the topic of life planning for those on the autism spectrum.

Dr. Megan Locke shares her expertise on the topic of listening and central auditory processing (CAPD) for those on the autism spectrum.

In this session attorney Carol Weinman shares her personal and professional insights on the topic of neuro-crashes and meltdowns in school. Within a frank and thoughtful discussion about these challenging moments, Carol offers unique perspectives and sound advice to help school personnel in both recognizing and addressing the needs of the student and the teacher in these difficult situations.

In this session Dr. Richard O. Williams shares his life-long passion for autism research to give foundation to a discussion about sensory differences and their connection to memory, learning, and cognition for individuals on the autism spectrum.

In this session, Dr. Rebecca Knowles shares her deep understanding about the nervous system to give viewers insight into the ways that bottom-up therapies, including listening therapy and breath awareness training, can give those who are prone to meltdown or shut-downs increased ability to control their responses.

In Episode 2, Jacqueline Birnbaum, a Board-Certified Music Therapist, Administrative Coordinator and a Senior Therapist at the Nordoff-Robbins Center for Music Therapy at New York University, and Dr. Jeanne Eichler, Occupational Therapist, Music Therapist, and Assistant Research Professor at the University of Arkansas, detail various aspects of music therapy and its usefulness for all ages.