Podcast appearances and mentions of amalia starr

Host Marianne Russo Guest Amalia Starr I Have Autism…What'll I Do Without You, Mom? How to Prepare for When Your Special Needs Child Outlives You  In Starr's latest book, “I Have Autism…What'll I Do Without You, Mom?” she writes all about this subject matter and includes a separate in depth section on “How to Achieve Independence.”  The more independent our children are, the better it will be for them now and after their parents are gone. Yes, talking about one's mortality is never an easy or pleasant topic, but with our special needs children it may be the single most important thing a parent can do. Starr discovered that when parents address this issue head on they feel a tremendous relief. No reason to put this off anymore, Starr's book will take you hand in hand as she shares how she achieved this goal and how you can too. Are you concerned about your child's future?  Then you have come to the right place. Amalia Starr has been a pioneer and trailblazer on the autism and special needs path for the past forty years.  

Amalia is a Motivational Speaker, Author, Transition and Independent Living Coach, founder of Autism Independence Project, and mother to an independent autistic adult son. With Amalia's forty years of firsthand experience, she specializes in transition and independence training for special needs parents. She teaches them how to find their inner courage and the art of “letting go” to help their children reach their full potential, gain maximum independence, and find acceptance & inclusion. Listen to the Episode below (00:17:55)   Amalia's Story: Amalia spent her whole life trying to understand and support her son Brandon, who was diagnosed with autism when he was 32 years old. While Brandon was growing up,  she kept a journal which turned into a book when he was diagnosed. Amalia keeps her focus on helping parents. Be prepared to hear some sad news on this episode of The Autism Show Podcast. We discuss: A surprise twist Autism Independence Project- what it is, and how it helps parents on the spectrum. Amalia's books. Learning how your adult child can live independently. Great tips and many resources for parents and educators.   Interview Links:   Autism Independence Project Amalia's website Autism Youth Sports League   The post 65: Independence for Autistic Adults with Amalia Starr appeared first on The Autism Show.

Amalia Starr and Bobbi Sheahan Guests:   David Berkowitz is a brilliant man with Asperger’s syndrome who is raising 3 kids on the spectrum, He has started www.technewszone.com, an autism news and reviews site, and his dream is to help individuals with autism via technology, music and the arts. TechNewsZone would like to donate tablets to special needs educational programs, and help with music and the arts, to promote inclusion of those on the spectrum as well.     Mark McMillian is a former American footballcornerbackthat played in the National Football Leaguefrom 1992–1999. He played for the Philadelphia Eagles, New Orleans Saints, Kansas City Chiefs, San Francisco 49ers, and Washington Redskins. He led the league in interception yards in 1997 with 274. His nickname was Mighty Mouse, because of his 5-7 height and high vertical leap.  He is the host of Hard Hitting Radio, and he has generously lent his support to various special needs causes; in April 2012, he was  a featured guest at the Autism Care Walk.  

Amalia Starr and Bobbi Sheahan Guests:   David Berkowitz is a brilliant man with Asperger’s syndrome who is raising 3 kids on the spectrum, He has started www.technewszone.com, an autism news and reviews site, and his dream is to help individuals with autism via technology, music and the arts. TechNewsZone would like to donate tablets to special needs educational programs, and help with music and the arts, to promote inclusion of those on the spectrum as well.     Mark McMillian is a former American footballcornerbackthat played in the National Football Leaguefrom 1992–1999. He played for the Philadelphia Eagles, New Orleans Saints, Kansas City Chiefs, San Francisco 49ers, and Washington Redskins. He led the league in interception yards in 1997 with 274. His nickname was Mighty Mouse, because of his 5-7 height and high vertical leap.  He is the host of Hard Hitting Radio, and he has generously lent his support to various special needs causes; in April 2012, he was  a featured guest at the Autism Care Walk.  

Amalia Starr and Bobbi Sheahan Guest:   Connie Hammer As parent educator, consultant and certified parent coach, Connie Hammer is passionate about helping parents of children on the Autism spectrum uncover abilities to change possibilities. A licensed social worker with more than twenty years experience working with families, she currently consults with and coaches parents in person or by phone from across the country.  With her PCI Parent Coaching certification acquired from the Parent Coaching Institute on 2006, Connie helps parents adjust to the new life that caring for a child with Autism brings and saves them valuable time in getting their child’s special needs met. Whether she is guiding parents to manage everyday battles or accomplish long-term goals, she helps parents optimize their child’s potential in the neuro-typical world by transforming their worries and concerns into relief, results, confidence and joy

Amalia Starr and Bobbi Sheahan Guest:   Connie Hammer As parent educator, consultant and certified parent coach, Connie Hammer is passionate about helping parents of children on the Autism spectrum uncover abilities to change possibilities. A licensed social worker with more than twenty years experience working with families, she currently consults with and coaches parents in person or by phone from across the country.  With her PCI Parent Coaching certification acquired from the Parent Coaching Institute on 2006, Connie helps parents adjust to the new life that caring for a child with Autism brings and saves them valuable time in getting their child’s special needs met. Whether she is guiding parents to manage everyday battles or accomplish long-term goals, she helps parents optimize their child’s potential in the neuro-typical world by transforming their worries and concerns into relief, results, confidence and joy

Amalia Starr National Speaker and Autism Advocate author of "Raising Brandon" Transitioning your autistic teen into adulthood joins us to discuss the journey to giving your autistic child independence into their young adult lives.  Amalia has a special announcement she has been waiting to make on our show... tune in to find out. 

Knowing there's something is wrong with your child and getting no confirmation or support from doctors can be the loneliest feeling in the world. Figuring out what's wrong and how to help that child reach his potential can become a mission. In this podcast I talk with Amalia Starr, author of "Raising Brandon: Creating a Path to Independence for your Adult 'Kid' with Autism & Special Needs" (Mountain Star Publishing, 2009). Amalia's memoir pulls no punches as she discusses the reality of raising a child with autism and what happens when that child becomes an adult. About Amalia Starr Amalia is a family consultant and motivational speaker who specializes in supporting parents of children with special needs through workshops, seminars, and private sessions. Her results-based approach focuses on empowering both parents and their children to reach their full potential. As a mom, she has devoted more than thirty-six years to creating a path to independence for her son, Brandon. More info at: http://amaliastarrspeakerautism.com/ Subscribe to Family Confidential on iTunes: http://bit.ly/famconf Copyright © 2009-2018 Annie Fox and Electric Eggplant. All Rights Reserved.