Podcast Interview with Barry on his Career: with Tara Phillips, Founder of Autism Little Learners
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What is AEP Connections and why is the partnership being highlighted?
So Barry, a couple episodes ago we announced this partnership that we're doing, uh starting this year with this really great company, AEP Connections, and uh I see that we've added quite a few listeners since then. So do you wanna uh give us a little bit of a refresher here, give our listeners a refresher on uh AEP Connections, who they are and uh why we're partnering with them?
Yes, AEP Connections hosts live webinars. I've actually done some work with them and it's always high quality topics in neurodiversity. But they're building a library of on demand courses now. And this summer they're focusing on providing you with fantastic content at your fingertips. Uh they have courses designed specifically for on demand with many speakers on m many important topics. However, many of their live presentations from this spring are also being made available for on demand so you can access them now. If you aren't able to see the courses live, be sure to check them out over the summer. Also, if you need approved provider hours, and it's really important for things such as licensure, they offer many, so be sure to check out the different courses and see the approvals from so many professional agencies.
Absolutely. Uh I know, you know, from Kristen's point of view, I always was hearing about, you know, I'm as an SLP, I need more hours. I need more, you know, pr uh professional development. And it's great. You know, it's it's it's good to be on top of your craft in that way. So if anybody's looking for some discounts on professional development, AEP connections, um, they actually have a few options. Uh so they've got bundled packages, which will, you know save you money, but also by being a friend of uniquely human the podcast and AEP Connections, uh they are extending an additional discount code. So you can save an additional 10% on this offering uh just by entering the promo code UH10. That's UH10. In your checkout cart.
Any topics that uh we should be aware of, Barry, that you're doing, for instance, that I should be signing up for? Uh sure, yeah. And then we're
talking about gestalt language processing. We talk about neurodiversity and issues related to that, but there are many other speakers as well. Um and it's a real cool perk that you get the ten percent discount if you put UH one zero or UH ten in your checkout card. Check them out.
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Hi, I'm Dr. Barry Prezant, clinical scholar, researcher, and consultant on autism and neurodiversity, and a Brooklyn boy raised in the big city. And I'm
Dave. I'm none of those things, and I grew up on a farm in Illinois. But being on the spectrum myself, I have plenty of personal insight to lend. And this is uniquely human the population.
Podcast, a show that illuminates and celebrates autism and neurodiversity.
Hey everybody, it's Dave. So a few weeks ago, our friend Barry was a guest on the Autism Little Learners podcast, which is hosted by Tara Phillips, and Tara is an SLP. Uh this was a fantastic interview with great insight and wisdom, you know, as you can imagine. So uh Barry and I thought it would be fun to share the entire interview on today's episode. Well, Barry thought it would be fun to share, and I agreed because I thought it would be fun to kick back, relax, and not have to edit anything this week. So, check this out. Tara and Barry are discussing how the field of autism education is starting to move away from compliance-based approaches while adopting more compassionate relationship-driven models.
It's so important. I think you'll really find yourself feeling inspired and hopeful about the future of autism education after listening to Barry and Tara.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is AEP Connections and why is the partnership being highlighted?
0:00–11:30
2
How does Tara introduce Barry’s background and expertise in autism?
11:30–22:24
3
What early experiences sparked Barry’s passion for autism and neurodiversity?
22:24–31:25
4
How did Barry develop the Uniquely Human book and what impact has it had?
31:25–41:40
5
Why are compliance‑based approaches being questioned in autism education?
41:40–49:52
6
What is the CERTS model and how does it differ from traditional ABA?
49:52–58:37
7
How can families and professionals shift toward relationship‑based practices?
58:37–1:06:44
8
What gives Barry hope for the future of autism education and research?
1:06:44–1:12:56
Speakers
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