Interview with Connie Hammer of Parent Coaching for Autism

 

 

Connie Hammer of Parent Coaching for Autism

Connie Hammer

Welcome to my interview with Connie Hammer of Parent Coaching for Autism. Connie is a Certified Parent Coach and focuses her services on helping parents of young children recently diagnosed with autism.

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“Think less about what to do and more about how to be” – Connie Hammer

For more about Connie and her services, please visit Parenting Coach for Autism. She has some excellent resources on her site, including a free eCourse, 3 Secrets to Thrive, and her weekly newsletter.

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Enjoy,

Sandra

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Interview with Garrett Butch of Maximum Potential Kids

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Welcome to my interview with Garrett Butch of Maximum Potential Kids. Garret shares some excellent information about ABA Therapy (Applied Behavioral Analysis) from his perspective as the Father of a Son with Autism, the best way to use ABA Therapy and what’s available at Maximum Potential Kids.

 

Here are the websites that Garrett mentioned:

Maximum Potential Kids

ABLLS®-R

Easter Seals

Autism Speaks

Autism Society of America

Healing Thresholds

 

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Enjoy,

Sandra

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Interview with Sandra from Respite, Inc.

Welcome to our interview with Sandra from Respite, Inc. We talked about the importance of taking time for rest, relaxation, rejuvenation and renewal. But it’s not always easy. Many states offer Respite services so you can have a paid caregiver, that you trust, care for your Special Needs Family Member while you take a break – date night, a massage? Sound good? Here’s how to make it happen not only for your benefit but for your loved ones, too.

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For more about Respite, Inc. check out their website here.

If you are not in California, check with your state’s Disabilities Services to find out what Respite Services are available to you.

And for more on how you can take care of yourself, check out my interview with Doreen Fulton of IEP for Mom.

Enjoy,

Sandra

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