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this episode kicks off a three-part series on autistic burnout.

dr. tay shares what she sees clinically when autistic kids are in burnout, why it can be so confusing for parents, and why traditional approaches to depression, behavior, or school refusal may not fully capture what is happening.

this is a primer episode t...


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if your child is melting down, resisting, avoiding, running, crashing, or seeming impossible to support, sensory may be part of the story.

in this episode, dr. tay welcomes laura petix, occupational therapist and author of The Sensory Code, back to the podcast to talk about sensory regulation, sensory profiles, melt...


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this episode is for the moms who feel like some weeks they can do it all… and other weeks everything feels harder.

dr. tay shares a vulnerable, real-time reflection from the depths of her luteal phase and explains why cycle tracking can be such a powerful tool for understanding mood, energy, capacity, productivity, and paren...


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what does it mean for a child to be twice exceptional, or 2e?

in this episode, dr. tay is joined by dr. megan helmen, a pediatric neuropsychologist and founder of Developmental Discoveries, to talk about 2e profiles, giftedness, autism, and why these kids are so often misunderstood.

dr. megan explains how giftedness is...


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