SOBRE ESTE PODCAST 🔗
Join Profectum’s Kassie Allison on a journey into the transformative world of development through the lens of the DIR® model. Together, we’ll unpack key insights, share practical strategies, and explore the latest research—all while keeping the focus on connection, growth, and potential for individuals and families.
Along the way, we’ll chat with some truly inspiring guests, bringing you valuable perspectives and real-world experiences. Whether you’re a parent, professional, or simply curious about development across the lifespan, this is the place for you!
Along the way, we’ll chat with some truly inspiring guests, bringing you valuable perspectives and real-world experiences. Whether you’re a parent, professional, or simply curious about development across the lifespan, this is the place for you!
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41 minutes
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Estados Unidos da América
21 episódios
desde 30 de Janeiro de 2025
episodic
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In this episode of Tuning In To Development, host Kassie Allison talks with Susan Hopkins, EdD, Executive Director of the MEHRIT Centre and a leader in Dr. Stuart Shanker’s Self-Reg framework. Dr. Hopkins explains that when people refer to self-regulation as a goal, what they often mean is self-con…
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In this episode of Tuning In To Development, Kassie Allison talks with clinical psychologist and professional speaker Dr. Matt Zakreski, PsyD about twice exceptionality (2E): the intersection of giftedness and neurodivergence. Together, they explore what 2E can look like when giftedness masks a dis…
The return to school can bring excitement and new opportunities, but it can also introduce changes in routines, relationships, sensory experiences, and expectations that may feel overwhelming for children and families.
In this episode of Tuning In to Development, guest host Jennie Trocchio, PhD wi…
Wandering, also known as elopement, is one of the most significant safety concerns facing many Autistic individuals and their families. Nearly half (49%) of Autistic individuals will wander at some point, and among Autistic children under the age of 14, 91% of deaths following wandering are the res…
In this episode of Tuning in to Development, host Kassie Allison sits down with Rachel Dorsey, an autistic speech-language pathologist in the Greater Boston area, to explore how authentic relationships can foster social confidence, connectedness, and resilience. Rachel shares her approach to creati…
In celebration of Speech-Language-Hearing Month, guest host Sherri Cawn sits down with longtime colleague and friend Cindy Harrison for a thoughtful conversation about communication, relationships, and the evolution of developmental practice. Together, they reflect on decades of experience as speec…
In recognition of Occupational Therapy Month and Autism Acceptance Month, host Kassie Allison welcomes fellow occupational therapist Kate Bailey for a practical and engaging conversation about recognizing and supporting Individual Differences—and how those differences shape behavior, learning, and …
In this episode of Tuning In to Development, host Kassie Allison returns with guest Carrie Alvarado, PhD, OTR for a thoughtful conversation about the importance of intentionally including parents in therapy through Developmental, Relationship-Based Interventions (DRBIs). Dr. Alvarado shares how her…
In this episode of Tuning into Development, Deborah Sussman steps in for host Kassie Allison for a thoughtful conversation with clinical social worker and developmental specialist Ruby Salazar. Together, they explore Ruby’s passion for working with families through the DIR® perspective and what it …
What does love look like when we let go of social expectations and truly meet each other as we are?
In this episode, guest host Dr. Jennie Trocchio is joined by Monica Osgood, a longtime leader in developmental, relationship-based approaches, and Anie Knipping, an autistic homemaker, author and ar…
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