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Join me for a conversation with Sahas Kumaraguru. He is part of FIRST, which is an international STEM organization that teaches STEM in a fun way. This includes multiple programs. Some are Lego-oriented and motor-oriented, and some work with hy
I had the pleasure of interviewing Kirsten Calloway. We discuss her neurodivergence as being something new in her life with a late-in-life diagnosis and how this has been so eye-opening for her as a woman, a woman of color, and a student of pos
Sam Henderson is a 15 year old who has a mind of his own and has all kinds of unique interests. Sometimes there is a disconnect with Sam's interests and what his school wants him to learn. We discuss the school system and how it can be a challe
In this episode Rob talks about coming back from vacation and how we might actually need a day or two after to recharge. Especially for people who are on the spectrum, coming back into a routine can be particularly challenging. Why don't we hav
In this episode of Uniquely Normal: A Rob Bernstein Podcast, we flip things around and Marcia Eckerd interviews me on my newly released book "Uniquely Normal Manual". This new manual has specific guidelines and many step by step tools that will
Join us with “What’s New” and “What’s Next” in the field of autism
Rob Bernstein speaks with Soma Mukhopadhyay, the founder of the RPM method. In addition to her founding of the RPM method for autism, Soma is an educator, author, public speaker, and much more. You can find out more information at halo-soma.org
In this episode of Uniquely Normal: A Rob Bernstein Podcast, Rob Bernstein and Bob Smith discuss the similarities between how African Americans were treated during the Civil Rights movement to how the disabled are treated today. Bob Smith descr
In this episode of Uniquely Normal: A Rob Bernstein Podcast, Rob Bernstein and Bob Smith discuss the similarities between how African Americans were treated during the Civil Rights movement to how the disabled are treated today. Bob Smith descr
In this episode of Uniquely Normal: A Rob Bernstein Podcast, we’ll be listening to the audio from a panelist discussion Rob hosted titled ‘Autism and Neurodiversity: An Autistic Dilemma’. On this panel, Wenn Lawson, V.R. Ferose, Marcia Eckerd,
In this episode of Uniquely Normal: A Rob Bernstein Podcast, Rob Bernstein and Marion Anderson discuss the reopening of schools during the COVID-19 pandemic. Marion Anderson is the director of Cornerstone Children’s Center in Scarsdale, New Yor
In this episode of Uniquely Normal: A Rob Bernstein Podcast, we’re going to be talking about neurodiversity and the importance of the neurodivergent approach. Neurodiversity is the viewpoint that when speaking about learning or mental disabilit
In this episode of Uniquely Normal: A Rob Bernstein Podcast, we listen to the second webinar panel that he was a part of through the Autism Research Institute. This is a continuation of the panel Rob was a part of last week. If you haven’t list
In this episode of Uniquely Normal: A Rob Bernstein Podcast, we'll be listening to the audio from a panelist discussion Rob was a part of through the Autism Research Institute. On this panel, Tony Attwood, Stephen Shore, Ronald Leaf, Wenn Laws
In this episode of Uniquely Normal: A Rob Bernstein Podcast, Rob Bernstein and Marcia Eckerd discuss the opening up of society after the COVID-19 Pandemic and it’s potential difficulties. This is a real interesting one to tune in for. If you'd
In this episode, Rob Bernstein speaks with Marcia Eckerd about what it means to have Aspergers and why we still use the term when it is no longer formally used. It's a very intriguing conversation about a unique topic that's been spoken about
In this episode of Uniquely Normal: A Rob Bernstein Podcast, Rob Bernstein and Dr. Marian Wiener-Margulies discuss the impact that the education system plays on our children with autism and the responsibility they hold in being their teachers.
Rob Bernstein discusses the stigma surrounding autism and aspergers in the first section of the episode. After, Dr. Marian Wiener-Marguiles, and Rob discuss how society should respond to people on the autism spectrum. The insights will help you
In this episode, Rob Bernstein and Dr. Marian Margulies continue the discussion about the importance of routine in your life, even when it's difficult to keep it. These valuable insights are definitely worth listening to. Reach out to Rob wit
In this episode, Rob Bernstein and Dr. Marian Margulies discuss the importance of routine not only for your children but also for the parents. This valuable lesson is definitely worth listening to. Reach out to Rob with any comments or question
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