We are thrilled that our podcast is now well into its third season! Tune in monthly for new episodes.

SEASON 1

EPISODE ONE: Rare Diagnoses with Sarah Lepore, MSN, NNP-BC, Mother

EPISODE TWO: How Having a Child with a Disability Transforms You with Jamie Bruen

EPISODE THREE: Why Are Summer Camps Inaccessible for So Many Children?

EPISODE FOUR: Siblings Day Special!

EPISODE FIVE: How to Survive and Thrive in Motherhood

EPISODE SIX: Why We Need More Than Inclusion

EPISODE SEVEN: Does the ADA need a makeover?

EPISODE EIGHT: Back to School Special

EPISODE NINE: What to Expect When the Unexpected Happens

EPISODE TEN: Everything You Need to Know About IFSP and Applying for Funds

EPISODE ELEVEN: Why We Must Stop Labeling People High-Functioning/Low-Functioning

EPISODE TWELVE: Best of 2023

SEASON 2

EPISDOE ONE: Self-Care for Caregivers

EPISODE TWO: Abuse Prevention and Cultivating Healthy Relationships

EPISODE THREE: Is Food Impacting Our Children More Than We Realize?

EPISODE FOUR: You Are Not Alone

EPISODE FIVE: Caring for Patients with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: A Doctor’s Perspective

EPISODE SIX: Duel Perspectives: Navigating Special Education as a Teacher and a Parent

EPISODE SEVEN: The Only Detox Worth Doing

EPISODE EIGHT: Are Inclusive Schools Even Possible? Part 1

EPISODE NINE: Are Inclusive Schools Even Possible? Part 2

EPISODE TEN: Caregiving and Parenting Are NOT the Same

EPISODE ELEVEN: The Complicated Web of Disability Employment (COMING SOON!!)

EPISODE TWELVE: 2024 Airing of Grievances: Sharing Our Secret Lives

Season 3

EPISODE ONE: New Year, Same You, Different Attitude

EPISODE TWO: Rare Diseases Can Impact Anyone

EPISODE THREE: Raise a Glass to Sobriety

EPISODE FOUR: Self-Care Is a Joke (That We Need to Take Seriously)

EPISODE FIVE: Spotting the Subtle Signs of Mental Health Struggles

Season 4

EPISODE ONE: New Year, Same $h!t, Fresh Perspective

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