Sensory SLP

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25,132 appearances 130 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2022 last heard 13 Aug

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The NeuroAffirm Podcast · Ep. 123 Not Seeing Progress in Speech Therapy? Start Here. · 13 Aug 2026 podcast

And thank you guys for being here with me today.

I appreciate you spending your time with me and and enjoyed this episode.

It would mean the world to us if you could like, subscribe, share it with a friend.

Our only goal is to spread neurodiversity affirming approaches all over the world.

And we can only do that with your help.

Thanks for being here and we'll see you next time.

The NeuroAffirm Podcast · Ep. 122 Screen Time Considerations for Autistic Kids · 6 Aug 2026 podcast

Some love, some love. podcast-host

So that'll be fun. podcast-host

So now we'll see if we start like arguing on air, like married couples, you know? podcast-host

Right. podcast-host

So anyway, speaking of dysregulation, let's get into our topic for this week, which is about screen time use. podcast-host

And this topic actually came after I got a couple of questions in a 24 hour period, both about screens. podcast-host

One was a therapist saying, what do you do when you have a session with a child and they don't want to transition into therapy because they're sitting there playing happily on their iPad? podcast-host

And the other was someone who said that any time this kid gets dropped off at school that she works with, she goes into the school to see him. podcast-host

But she said he just stands by the window the whole day waiting for his mom to come back because he wants her phone. podcast-host

and same kind of like two sides of the same coin definitely both screen time related and this is something we really wanted to talk about because we know screen time can be very regulating for autistic kids specifically and adults we hear that constantly podcast-host

We also know what the research says about screen time, which is a little frightening. podcast-host

And we'll share that because we want to give you a full picture view of everything that we're sharing today. podcast-host

But I think one thing that we don't talk about enough is how dysregulating it is for kids to transition away from screens. podcast-host

And I think that's probably the root of the problem, honestly, is that maybe kids end up on screens for really long periods of time because it's so hard to get them off of it. podcast-host

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