Uniquely Wired Podcast
Uniquely Wired Podcast
Podcast Description
We are clinical psychologists, educators, and program directors with over 50 years of combined experience in autism spectrum research and support. Through raising awareness and addressing key topics in the field, our goal is to inspire others to advocate for inclusive policies, evidence-based research, and comprehensive training.Andrew S. Rubin, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist and the Founder of the International Society for Autism (ISAresearch.org), as well as the Founder and CEO of New Directions for Young Adults (NDFYA.com). In August 2013, Dr. Rubin was appointed by the Governor to the Florida Department of Health Board of Psychology, where he served until August 2020, concluding his tenure as Chairman of the Board.
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The podcast covers critical topics in autism awareness, therapeutic approaches, and mental health support. Episodes feature discussions on subjects such as anxiety and hoarding, the evolution of therapeutic programs, and the impact of wilderness therapy on psychological well-being. Specific examples include insights into the connection between hoarding and anxious behaviors and exploration of the changing landscape of therapeutic care for youth.
We are clinical psychologists, educators, and program directors with over 50 years of combined experience in autism spectrum research and support. Through raising awareness and addressing key topics in the field, our goal is to inspire others to advocate for inclusive policies, evidence-based research, and comprehensive training.
Andrew S. Rubin, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist and the Founder of the International Society for Autism (ISAresearch.org), as well as the Founder and CEO of New Directions for Young Adults (NDFYA.com). In August 2013, Dr. Rubin was appointed by the Governor to the Florida Department of Health Board of Psychology, where he served until August 2020, concluding his tenure as Chairman of the Board.
“As they get older, you have to learn to take steps back so that they can have that independence.” — Savannah Paponetti
In this episode of the Uniquely Wired Podcast, Dr. Rubin and Dr. Kellen sit down with Savannah Paponetti, a licensed counselor and Assistant Clinical Director at NDFYA, to talk about how parents can best support their young adult children. They explore the balance between support and enabling, the shift from managing to mentoring, and why setting realistic expectations and boundaries is essential. Savannah also shares the value of involving therapists and parent coaches in creating healthier family dynamics.
New Directions for Young Adults: https://ndfya.com/
The International Society for Autism: https://internationalsocietyforautism.org/
Learn more about the Uniquely Wired Podcast: http://uniquelywired.info/
Email Dr. Rubin: [email protected]
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