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  The Season of Awesomism Starts Today!!!

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  It's the first day of the Season of Awesomism!! Starting today through the end of this year, we're helping individuals and families that are struggling and absolutely need help. Head over to our Country Store on https://teamawesomism.com/ #autism #awesomism #actuallyautistic #autismfamilies #autismcommunity #TeamAwesomism #CountryStore #store #smallbusiness #holidays #holidayseason #season #seasonal #Christmas #Christmas2024 #Fall #FallSeason #Fall2024 #sturggling #helpingothers #helpingfamilies #hurricane #economy #sharingiscaring

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  Recipe for Apples and Carrots oh my

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  Recipe for Apples and carrots oh my! It’s that time of year again. Fall is such a wonderful time of year for so many different reasons, but one of my …

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  Autism: Homeschooling, Life Skills & Innovation | Episode 3: TDS - The Dolly Show | Lynne & Peyton

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  Homeschooling, Creative Therapy, and Entrepreneurial Ventures Explore just a few topics talked about in this Heartwarming Episode of The Dolly Show. Lynne and her son Peyton share their inspiring journey of navigating autism, from Peyton’s early diagnosis to building an inclusive future through homeschooling and entrepreneurship. Together, they explore how homeschooling, creative therapy, and entrepreneurial ventures empowered Peyton to thrive and inspired their advocacy for other autistic individuals. In This Episode of the Podcast Lynne reflects on the pivotal moment of Peyton’s autism diagnosis, which reshaped their approach to education. Traditional schooling wasn’t the right fit, so Lynne began homeschooling Peyton, focusing on personalized learning techniques tailored to his unique needs. She utilized hands-on methods and technology, such as the Flipboard app, to improve Peyton’s vocabulary and communication skills by teaching him words and concepts in a way that made sense to him. This approach not only helped Peyton connect the dots between different subjects but also enhanced his ability to engage with the world around him. Lynne and Peyton’s journey evolved into the creation of Team Awesomism, a virtual academy dedicated to teaching essential life and business skills to autistic adults. The academy offers a wide range of accessible lessons, from cooking to soft business skills, aimed at fostering independence and self-confidence in neurodiverse individuals. Additionally, they founded a soap-making business, providing meaningful employment opportunities for autistic adults in a supportive environment. Throughout the episode, Lynne offers practical advice to parents of autistic children, emphasizing the importance of patience, adapting to each child’s unique needs, and exploring various methods until something works. She underscores the vital role family plays in an autistic child’s development, pointing to Peyton’s strong bond with his siblings as a key factor in his growth. Through their work with Team Awesomism and the soap business, Lynne and Peyton demonstrate that with the right tools and support, neurodiverse individuals can achieve independence, self-confidence, and a fulfilling life. Their story is an inspiring example of how creative approaches can unlock the potential of individuals with autism. Lynne (also known as AwesomismMom) and her adult autistic son Peyton are the driving forces behind Team Awesomism. Lynne, an advocate for homeschooling and autism awareness, has extended her passion into blogging and podcasting to support the autism community. Alongside her son Peyton, who is an integral part of their mission, they have created Team Awesomism to help autistic adults develop crucial life and social skills. Their combined efforts aim to make a meaningful impact on the lives of autistic individuals by providing practical resources and support. Throughout this conversation, Lynne and Peyton provide invaluable insights into the need for greater understanding, acceptance, and inclusion for people on the autism spectrum. Their stories inspire listeners to look beyond labels and assumptions, reminding us that everyone, regardless of neurodiversity, deserves the opportunity to be heard, valued, and supported. 👉 Subscribe now to hear more real experiences and insights from individuals making a difference! ✨ • Subscribe to our YouTube channel and turn on notifications to stay updated on our upcoming episodes: https://www.youtube.com/@AutismConnect Follow us on Social Media for more insights: • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/autismconnect_ • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AutismConnectAssociation • Pinterest: https://in.pinterest.com/autismconnect_ • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/autism-connect . . . #TheDollyShow #AutismAwareness #Homeschooling #InclusiveEducation #Entrepreneurship #TeamAwesomism #Neurodiversity #AutisticPride #CreativeTherapy #PersonalizedLearning #Advocacy #Empowerment #LifeSkills #SupportAutism #FamilyBonding #AutismJourney #SoapMaking #AutisticAdults #PatienceInParenting #InspiringStories #autismawareness Timestamps: 00:15 – What brings you joy? 02:30 – Can you describe how you feel when you're in nature? 05:45 – Peyton, what made you realize you could make an impact through storytelling? 08:10 – What was it like growing up with this connection to nature and your animals? 10:35 – Lynne, what motivated you to start writing books that address these emotional and sensory needs? 14:15 – How do you both feel about the power of storytelling to foster connection? 17:30 – What advice would you give to parents who want to nurture this same kind of empathy in their children? 21:00 – What's next for both of you? What are you working on in the future?

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  Sep 29, 2024
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  Autism: Challenges to Triumphs | Episode 4 (Part 1) : TDS - The Dolly Show | Roundtable Discussion

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  🌟 Episode 4 (Part 1) : TDS- The Dolly Show In this heartwarming episode, Dr. Temple Grandin, Mercy Kairichi, Thomas Iland, Rosetta Walker, Lynne W., Peyton, and Mark come together to share their personal journeys with autism, advocacy, and parenting. From childhood memories to self-discovery, our guests open up about how autism has shaped their lives and those of their loved ones. Dr. Temple Grandin offers valuable tips on visual thinking, advocacy, and the importance of embracing neurodiversity. Lynne reflects on creative ways to teach math through daily tasks like cooking and baking, while Tom and Rosetta share their love story, filled with support and understanding. Peyton talks about the process behind Team Awesomism, empowering autistic individuals through practical skills and entrepreneurship. Mark gives insight into fatherhood. This episode is packed with personal stories of love, resilience, and growth, making it a must-watch for anyone seeking inspiration and a deeper understanding of the autism community. 🎧 Tune in now for this incredible conversation filled with wisdom, heartfelt experiences, and tips for embracing life’s challenges! Dr. Temple Grandin is a renowned autism advocate, professor, and inventor of the "hug machine" for sensory management. Diagnosed with autism, she highlights the importance of nurturing strengths and skills-based education. Her innovations in livestock handling and advocacy emphasize focusing on abilities rather than limitations. Mercy Kairichi, a mother of seven with three autistic sons, shares her journey of resilience and love. She offers advice on balancing family dynamics and advocating for autism awareness. Alongside Dr. Grandin, she emphasizes the need for supportive communities and the importance of seeking help to equip parents and professionals for making a difference. Tom Iland is a public speaker, author, and autism advocate diagnosed at 13. He inspires self-love and independence through his book My Glass is Full, which focuses on mental health and challenging misconceptions about autism. Rosetta Walker advocates for love, acceptance, and empowerment in the autism community. She emphasizes self-worth, the importance of family acceptance, and encourages open dialogue to foster healthy relationships. Lynne, known as AwesomismMom, and her adult autistic son Peyton lead Team Awesomism. As advocates for homeschooling and autism awareness, they support the autism community through blogging and podcasting. Together, they created Team Awesomism to help autistic adults develop essential life and social skills, providing practical resources to make a meaningful impact on their lives. . . . #AutismAwareness #Neurodiversity #Advocacy #Parenting #Inspiration #Resilience #LoveStory #TeamAwesomism #VisualThinking #CreativeTeaching #HugMachine #TempleGrandin #AutismCommunity #SupportiveFamilies #Empowerment #PersonalJourney #MentalHealth #SelfDiscovery #HeartwarmingStories #AutismAcceptance

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  My favorite time of the year

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  My favorite time of the year! I absolutely love the fall. There’s so much to do in the fall. It’s not quite as hot out. You have that nice crisp air …