# Barry Prizant

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54 | Race, Autism & Advocacy in Parenting | Jonathan Chism

Have you ever wondered if the world will truly understand your child for who they are? In this powerful and deeply reflective conversation, Brian sits down with father, educator, and Autism Dads Social Club founder Jonathan Chism to explore the intersection of race and disability. Together, they u…

SCERTS: Social Communication, Emotional Regulation, and Transactional Support, Part 1 with Dr. Barry Prizant

Discover what’s possible when you learn to regulate – and you regulate to learn. How do you regulate your emotions? Whether you’re autistic or not, if you’re curious about practical strategies for emotional regulation, you’ll want to listen to this episode with Dr. Barry Prizant. Dr. Barry Priza…

Uniquely Human, Part 2 with Dr. Barry Prizant

Discover what’s possible when you shift the narrative. What if autism were not a set of deficits but a different way of being human?  Whether you’re autistic yourself, care for someone who is, or serve autistic individuals as your profession, you’ll want to listen to this episode with Dr. Barry P…

April: A World Through Neurodiversity

Text Dr. Lenz any feedback or questions Autism Acceptance Month Series: Beyond Awareness to Sensory Truth, Masking, and Invisible IllnessThe script introduces an April autism acceptance month video series aimed at moving beyond awareness to genuine acceptance by explaining the lived experience of …

Autism and Identity: Interrogating the Language We Use

When referring to autism, some people use person-first language (a person with autism), while others prefer identity-first language (an autistic person). On this episode, we talk to ASHA members and autistic SLPs about their differing language choices, and excerpt a spirited discussion of the issu…

Talking Autism Treatment and the Family

This week on the podcast: We’re joined by author and SLP Barry Prizant. He’s the author of "Uniquely Human," an acclaimed book that conceptualizes autism as a difference, rather than a disability. In honor of Autism Awareness Month, Barry joins us to discuss the parent-clinician relationship, and t…

Pt 3 - TCKs & NEURODIVERSITY: TCKs Tell Their Stories

[Please consider viewing the YouTube video of these interviews instead of merely listening to them! Seeing the participant's faces will enhance the experience of hearing their stories!] In this third segment of the series on TCKs and Neurodiversity, we meet eleven adult TCKs and get the chance to l…

Thomas Richard chats to Chad Fullerton, VP of Information Security, ECI

Chad Fullerton on AI, Claude Code, and Staying Valuable in Cybersecurity Tom chats with Chad Fullerton, a former US Navy member and current VP of Information Security at ECI, about his career path, family life, and how AI is reshaping work. Chad emphasizes fundamentals like caring, continuous le…

Who Gets to Be Heard? The Case For Researching Assisted Methods to Autistic Communication

Here's what we know: assisted methods to teaching typing have been highly controversial in the field of speech-language pathology and simultaneously have been passionately defended by many non-speaking Autistics. In a recent paper, researcher Vikram Jaswal, along with a team including Dr. Kristie P…

Uniquely Human Audiobook by Barry M. Prizant

Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: Uniquely HumanSubtitle: A Different Way of Seeing Autism - Revised and ExpandedCategories: Child Health, Disease, Mental Health, NeurologyAuthor: Barry M. PrizantNarrator: Barry M. PrizantPublisher: Souvenir AudioRelease date: 09…