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    Supporting the Spectrum

    Welcome to Supporting the Spectrum: a podcast designed to bring you news about research, services, and supports for children with autism and non-typical neurodevelopment and their families. Supporting the Spectrum is hosted by the University of Missouri’s Thompson Center for Autism and Developmental Disorders Training and Education Division (TED). This podcast is brought to you by Training Experts in Autism for Missouri (TEAM) project sponsored by the Missouri Department of Mental Health. Though the topics discussed are geared towards families and professionals providing direct support to individuals with autism, we encourage all to listen. We hope that the conversations shared will provide insight and generate new ideas on how we as a community can create and embrace more inclusive experiences for all.
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    Episodes (42)

    22: Autism and Anxiety

    22: Autism and Anxiety
    In this episode of Supporting the Spectrum, Kerri Nowell, PhD, Assistant Clinical Professor at the University of Missouri's Thompson Center for Autism & Neurodevelopment discusses anxiety in children with autism. Dr. Nowell shares the range of symptom presentation and discusses the evaluation process and treatments.

    19: Classroom Consultations: How We Support, and What We Have Learned

    19: Classroom Consultations: How We Support, and What We Have Learned
    In this episode of Supporting the Spectrum, Brooke Barnes, MA, Special Educator and Training Specialist and Jena Randolph, PhD, Assistant Professor in Special Education discuss the use of the Autism Program Environment Rating Scale (APERS), an assessment tool developed by the National Professional Development Center to assess the quality indicators of education programs for youth with autism. They discuss the trends in classroom settings and how these patterns have informed the trainings offered by the Thompson Center.

    18: The Thompson Center’s Medical Clinic

    18: The Thompson Center’s Medical Clinic
    In this episode of Supporting the Spectrum, Dr. Benjamin Black, Director of Medical Services and Assistant Professor of Clinical Child Health, discusses pediatric medical support for children with autism. He provides information on the Thompson Center’s medical clinic, and how it differs from services provided by primary care physicians. Discussion and resources are provided on common medical concerns related to medication, sleep, behavior, and more.

    16: Language Development in Young Children

    16: Language Development in Young Children
    In this episode of Supporting the Spectrum, Ashleigh Boyd, MHS, CCC-SLP, Speech Language Pathologist at the University of Missouri’s Thompson Center for Autism and Development discusses language development in young children, both the hallmarks of typical development, and flags that indicate delays. She gives specific attention to distinguishing between delays in speech-language and concerns that are indicative of risk for Autism Spectrum Disorder.

    9. Health Care Transition

    9. Health Care Transition
    In this episode of Supporting the Spectrum, Dr. Nancy Cheak-Zamora, faculty and researcher in Health Sciences, shares her expertise, including resources and ideas for both parents and health care providers on how to best support the transition of care from pediatric to adult services. Common health care challenges and parent concerns are discussed, and recommendations on how to best support are provided.

    8. ABA and EIBI: Demystifying the Acronyms

    8. ABA and EIBI: Demystifying the Acronyms
    In this episode of Supporting the Spectrum, Emma Keicher, a licensed behavior analyst and the Clinical Operations Manager for Applied Behavior Intervention Services at the Thompson Center, talks with us about Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and Early Intensive Behavior Intervention (EIBI) services. Acronyms are broken down, services are explained, and additional resources are shared.
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