Supporting the Spectrum

Supporting the Spectrum is a podcast focused on autism and neurodevelopmental disorders, offering insights into research, services, and supports for children and families. Hosted by the University of Missouri's Thompson Center, it features experts discussing practical strategies and current research. This show is ideal for professionals, researchers, and advocates in the autism and developmental disorder space looking to share their expertise and connect with a dedicated audience seeking evidence-based information and support.

53 episodes, Weekly, 4.8 rating

<1k, Neutral, USA

YouTube: 550 subscribers, Instagram: 779 followers

thompsoncenter@missouri.edu, marketing@bcfr.org

Tara DeVore, Cortney Fish

Mental Health, Health & Fitness, Kids & Family, Parenting, Education, Society & Culture

Medical Doctors (MD), Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBA), Directors of training cores, researchers, and professionals working directly with autistic individuals and their families.

Published research in autism and developmental disorders, Professional certifications (e.g., BCBA, MD), Roles in autism research centers or educational institutions, Experience in public school systems supporting neurodivergent students

Board Certified Behavior Analysts - Reframing Challenging Behavior, Neurodiversity-affirming Strategies, Classroom Support, Cortney Fish - 20th Annual Thompson Center Autism Conference, Evolution Of The Conference, Event Details, Amruta Padhye, MD - Vaccines And Autism, Benjamin Black, MD - Vaccines And Autism

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