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Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast
Nicole Casey
57 episodes
1 week ago
Hosted by Nicole Casey, speech-language pathologist and founder of The Child-Led SLP, Let Them Lead is the go-to podcast for professionals and caregivers who want to support autistic kids with respect, trust, and connection. Each week, we explore child-led, neuroaffirming approaches to communication, play, and therapy—centered around the belief that autistic kids deserve communication partners who honor and support them holistically. Whether you're navigating gestalt language processing, AAC, sensory differences, or just want to break free from compliance-based systems, you're in the right place. You'll hear honest conversations, practical strategies, and plenty of real-life examples to help you unlearn old habits and confidently support the kids you love or work with. No behavior charts. No rigid protocols. Just curiosity, compassion, and the freedom to follow your autistic child's lead.
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Hosted by Nicole Casey, speech-language pathologist and founder of The Child-Led SLP, Let Them Lead is the go-to podcast for professionals and caregivers who want to support autistic kids with respect, trust, and connection. Each week, we explore child-led, neuroaffirming approaches to communication, play, and therapy—centered around the belief that autistic kids deserve communication partners who honor and support them holistically. Whether you're navigating gestalt language processing, AAC, sensory differences, or just want to break free from compliance-based systems, you're in the right place. You'll hear honest conversations, practical strategies, and plenty of real-life examples to help you unlearn old habits and confidently support the kids you love or work with. No behavior charts. No rigid protocols. Just curiosity, compassion, and the freedom to follow your autistic child's lead.
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Parenting
Episodes (20/57)
Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast
32. Helping the Helpers: What Teams Really Need to Support Autistic Kids Well
1 week ago
41 minutes 25 seconds

Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast
31. Eye contact, Quiet Hands, and Calm Body – The Trifecta of Harm
2 weeks ago
39 minutes 13 seconds

Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast
30. Building Yes Spaces So Autistic Kids Can Truly Lead
3 weeks ago
33 minutes 49 seconds

Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast
29. It Wasn't the Child: How a Broken System Led to My Concussion
4 weeks ago
48 minutes 38 seconds

Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast
27. It's Not Chaos: How to Explain Child-Led Therapy to Skeptical Parents and Teams
1 month ago
34 minutes 13 seconds

Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast
26. The Ripple Effect of Better Goals: How to Write What Truly Reflects Progress (+ Join the Free Workshop)
1 month ago
30 minutes 11 seconds

Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast
25. Can They Just Be Kids? The Datafication of Autistic Childhood
1 month ago
36 minutes 41 seconds

Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast
24. The Real Reason Goal Writing Sucks (and What to Do About It)
2 months ago
34 minutes 1 second

Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast
23. The Worst Goals for Autistic Students (As Told By Autistic Adults)
2 months ago
25 minutes 27 seconds

Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast
22. What to do When an Autistic Child is Not Engaging With Us
2 months ago
42 minutes 30 seconds

Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast
21. Toxic Positivity Protects Systems, Not Us!
2 months ago
37 minutes 43 seconds

Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast
20. Trauma-Informed Care and Child-Led Therapy Are Interconnected
3 months ago
33 minutes 1 second

Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast
19. Best Goals for Autistic Kids, According to Autistic Adults
3 months ago
33 minutes 6 seconds

Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast
18. Multimodal Communication for Autistic Kids is NOT a Hierarchy
3 months ago
27 minutes 6 seconds

Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast
[UPDATE] JOIN ME AT THE CHILD-LED AUTISM SUMMIT!!
5 months ago
1 minute 28 seconds

Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast
17. Ditching "Withholding Objects" from Autistic Kids for Good
5 months ago
36 minutes 55 seconds

Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast
16. Creating a Safe and Sensory-Friendly Environment for Autistic Students
5 months ago
49 minutes 57 seconds

Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast
15. How to Be Neurodiversity Affirming in a Compliance-Based System
6 months ago
56 minutes 22 seconds

Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast
14. Avoiding Power Struggles With Autistic Students
6 months ago
42 minutes 49 seconds

Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast
13. Supporting Autistic Kids Through Challenging Behaviors: Reframing, Understanding, and Responding with Connection
6 months ago
50 minutes 8 seconds

Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast
Hosted by Nicole Casey, speech-language pathologist and founder of The Child-Led SLP, Let Them Lead is the go-to podcast for professionals and caregivers who want to support autistic kids with respect, trust, and connection. Each week, we explore child-led, neuroaffirming approaches to communication, play, and therapy—centered around the belief that autistic kids deserve communication partners who honor and support them holistically. Whether you're navigating gestalt language processing, AAC, sensory differences, or just want to break free from compliance-based systems, you're in the right place. You'll hear honest conversations, practical strategies, and plenty of real-life examples to help you unlearn old habits and confidently support the kids you love or work with. No behavior charts. No rigid protocols. Just curiosity, compassion, and the freedom to follow your autistic child's lead.