Complex Kids, Simple Solutions

Niche, clinician-driven parenting podcast with high-caliber external experts. Ideal for PR to reach health/education professionals and parents of neurodivergent kids; guests bring credible credentials and strong audience alignment. Booking likely rewards thought-leadership angles and practical education solutions.

34 episodes, Weekly, 5.0 rating

<1k, Female, USA

michellechoairy@gmail.com

Complex Kid, Simple Solutions is the go-to podcast for parents raising neurodivergent and medically complex kids. Hosted by Michelle Choairy, a seasoned advocate and mom of a complex child, this podcast delivers clear, actionable strategies to help you navigate the chaos with confidence.Each episode breaks down overwhelming challenges into simple, practical solutions—whether it’s advocating for your child, navigating the school system, or finding the right support team. You’ll hear expert insights, real-life stories, and empowering advice to help you become your child’s best advocate while keeping your own sanity intact.Because raising a complex kid is hard—but finding solutions doesn’t have to be.🎧 Subscribe now and start turning challenges into victories!

Michelle Choairy

Parenting, Kids & Family, Society & Culture, Personal Journals, Education, Health & Fitness, Self-Improvement

doctorates, licensed clinicians, authors, founders, board-certified professionals

published books/articles, clinical programs, awards, speaking engagements, founding clinics or initiatives

Russell Van Brocklen - Dyslexia Strategies; Neuroscience; Typing Vs Tracing; Literacy Instruction, Dr. Emily Levy - Orton-gillingham; Multi-sensory Instruction; IEP Collaboration; Virtual Tutoring, Jeanine Mouchawar - Teen Communication; Dbt-lite; Conflict Resolution, Nicole Runyon - Screen Time; Digital Parenting; Tech Boundaries; Neurodivergent Kids, Dr. Karalynn Royster - Co-parenting Models; Divorce Impact; Scripts

neurodiversity, dyslexia, Orton-Gillingham, IEP, co-parenting, teen communication, screen time, speech therapy, apraxia, AAC