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Episode #120: The Power of Positive Self-Talk for Special Needs Parents

Are you a parent of a special needs child? Do you sometimes feel overwhelmed by the challenges of advocating for your child’s needs? In this episode of the Water Prairie Chronicles podcast, we talk with Latonya Moore, a well-being coach and advocate for positive self-talk.

Latonya shares her insights on how to overcome negative self-talk and build the confidence you need to be a strong advocate for your child. She also offers practical tips for managing stress and finding joy in your parenting journey.

Whether you’re a new or experienced parent, this episode has something for everyone. Latonya’s message is one of hope and empowerment. She reminds us that we are not alone and that we have the strength to advocate for our children and create a better future for them.

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Episode #119: The Best Accessible Travel Tips for Neurodiverse Families

Are you a parent of a neurodivergent child dreaming of family vacations but dreading the potential challenges?  You’re not alone!  In this episode of Water Prairie Chronicles, host Tonya sits down with Jenifer Breaux, a retired army veteran, travel expert, and mom of two neurodivergent sons. Jenifer shares invaluable insights and practical tips for making travel accessible and enjoyable for neurodivergent families.

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Episode #118: A Psychology Professor Reveals The Truth About ABA Therapy

In this episode of the Water Prairie Chronicles, host Tonya Wollum and guest Lisa Jacovsky, an experienced ABA therapist and author, delve into the world of ABA therapy. They explore the core principles of ABA, discuss its potential benefits and challenges, and address common concerns and misconceptions parents may have. Lisa shares her expertise and offers valuable insights for families considering ABA therapy for their autistic child, including how to choose a qualified therapist and ensure a positive experience. They also touch on sensory processing, social anxiety, and the evolving understanding of autism.

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