Being a parent of an autistic child can feel overwhelming, especially for fathers trying to “do it right.” In this episode, Dr. Jonathan Chism shares his honest journey of growth, connection, and learning from autistic voices — offering insight, hope, and community support for parents navigating autism parenting.

As parents, it’s natural to look for answers when your child continues to struggle with regulation, sleep, energy, or emotional balance. Learn how the gut–brain connection and nervous system regulation are interconnected — and what parents should know.

Confused after your child’s autism diagnosis? You're not alone. In this blog, autistic therapist Megan Ashley shares how understanding sensory needs, masking, and autism culture can help parents connect deeply with their child and redefine what “okay” truly means.

What does empowered autism advocacy look like when culture, community, and care intersect? In this inspiring episode, Dr. Martine Laventure—licensed social worker, mother, and autism advocate—joins host Brian Keene to share her journey navigating her child’s diagnosis and building a support system grounded in love and cultural understanding. Learn about the importance of equitable care, self-advocacy, and how to avoid therapy burnout while uplifting your family and community.

Is your child constantly chewing on everything?
Mouthing and chewing can be signs of unmet sensory needs. Learn what’s normal, when to be concerned, and simple OT strategies to help your child feel calm, focused, and supported.

Raising a child with autism can feel overwhelming—especially when trying to manage daily life, financial planning, and work-life balance. In this Autism Family Resource Podcast episode, Michael Pereira of The Autism Voyage shares real-life strategies for daily routines, long-term planning, and how entrepreneurship can help parents create flexibility while supporting their child’s needs.

Divorce is never easy—but co-parenting a child with special needs adds another layer of complexity. In this episode of the Autism Family Resource Podcast, family law attorney Anna Krolikowska offers expert guidance on creating parenting plans, reducing conflict, and securing your child’s emotional and financial future during and after divorce.

Gail Ewell shares practical insight on inclusion, friendship, and communication support for neurodivergent children. This episode explores how families, schools, and communities can help children feel more connected, supported, and included.

New York Times bestselling author J.D. Barker shares his experience growing up autistic without an early diagnosis, along with honest insight on social challenges, relationships, parenting, and building a life around strengths.