In the third episode of Infinite Bridges, co-founder Addison Kurtin speaks with therapist Stephanie Wright about how can counseling can help autistic clients move from disconnection to connection.

Together we discuss:

- How therapists work with autistic clients

-The importance of meeting clients where they're at

-How to understand the unique styles and modalities that different therapists apply

-Why a neurodiversity-affirming approach matters

-The importance of connection in therapy

-The resources that are available for autistic clients and their families

Whether you are interested in the world of psychology or you're looking to support autistic people in your community, this episode will teach you a lot about what an autism diagnosis means from a therapist's perspective!

Connect with our guest:

-Visit www.thewrightcounseling.com to learn more about Stephanie and what her private practice does

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In this episode of Infinite Bridges, co-founder Keya Mysorekar interviews Ruhee Patkar, a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) to explore how we can better support autistic individuals in building daily skills, unlocking communication, and fostering independence.

Together, we discuss:

• The Role of an RBT
• Finding a Voice
• Behavior as Communication
• The Power of Play & Trust
• Steps to Independence
• Self-Advocacy & Boundaries
• At-Home Strategies

Whether you are a student looking to be a good friend, a parent navigating the world of behavior therapy, or an individual wanting to learn how daily skills can lead to greater autonomy, this episode is packed with practical tools!

Connect with our Guest:

• Be sure to follow Ruhee's work and connect with local supportive services in your community.

Support theasdproject:

• Don't forget to create your free account today at www.theasdproject.org to get notified the second our digital library launches! You'll get free access to guidebooks and articles designed to make daily living and advocacy easier.

In this kickoff episode, we are diving deep into the ultimate milestones of growing up: Driving, Work, and Independent Adulthood. Our incredible guess is Andrew Arboe - a professional speaker, autistic self-advocate, and founder of the Driving With Autism program. Together, we discuss:

- Hitting the Road: Why learning how to drive is such a massive milestone.

- Entering the Workplace: Crucial advice for young Autistic adults entering the workforce.

Steps to Adulthood: Practical daily life skills Autistic high school seniors can start practicing right now.

Whether you are an ASD high schooler preparing for the future, a parent guiding your child, or an individual wanting to hear the perspective of navigating Autism from a self-advocate, this episode is packed with important material!

Connect with our guest! Check out his incredible website: https://andrewarboe.weebly.com.

Stay tuned for our upcoming episodes; meanwhile, spread the word and check out resources on our website: www.theasdproject.org. Thanks for watching!

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