Support the show via my Patreon https://www.patreon.com/AspergersStudio Today, we’re featuring a conversation with the genuinely inspirational Yousseff Mogawer. Yousseff is a certified ASD life coach from the Middle East and has spent a considerable amount of his life in Kuwait. Yousseff has a unique perspective to share as he was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder Level One while pursuing a Master’s degree in Entrepreneurship at the University of Oslo. After his diagnosis, he developed a greater degree of self-awareness that…
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Support the show via my Patreon https://www.patreon.com/AspergersStudio Elad “Al” Pines is no stranger to adversity and change. Born in Israel, his formative years included relocation to the United States, coping with bullying, and a late-stage diagnosis of Asperger’s and other cognitive nuances. These circumstances have honed Al’s unique perspective towards accepting and overcoming life’s challenges. As he continued to push against the odds, Al’s journey led him to explore different spiritualities and engage in continuous self-growth, which uniquely equipped him…
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Discover the exhilarating world of pop culture and mental health in this gripping podcast. Explore the challenges of balancing passion with personal well-being as host Brian Hernandez dives into the depths of celebrity interviews and the power of open conversations. But what happens when the line between obsession and sanity becomes blurred? Find out in this thrilling journey that leaves you questioning where the story will lead next. My special guest is Brian Hernandez A true connoisseur of pop…
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Have you heard these myths about late autism diagnosis and self-discovery? Myth 1: It’s too late to get diagnosed as an adult. Myth 2: Autism only affects children. Myth 3: Self-discovery ends with a diagnosis. In this episode, our guest Rich Stevenson will debunk these myths and share his personal journey of late autism diagnosis, self-discovery, and the ongoing process of understanding and acceptance. Growing up in the UK, Rich Stevenson had always been a lively, animated child. His boundless…
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In this episode of Inside the Aspergers Studio, podcasting expert Dave Jackson shares his insights on the impact and power of podcasting in making a positive difference. From saving lives to inspiring others, Jackson’s experiences will leave you questioning the potential of your own podcast. But what happens when your voice becomes a lifeline? Find out on the next episode of Inside the Aspergers Studio. My special guest is Dave Jackson Meet Dave Jacksonson, a multi-talented dynamo with an impressive…
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Join host Reid Miles as he delves into the captivating world of autism and gaming with the dynamic and determined Daniel Isham, a game developer on a mission to create an immersive gaming experience while battling societal expectations and the struggle to fit in. My special guest is Daniel Isham Our guest today is Daniel Isham, a true testament of creativity meeting gaming. While taking care of his daughter and working as a full-time janitor, Daniel managed to co-develop a…
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My special guests are the Co-founders of iddeate, Jeff Howard and Andy Mullins. Jeff Howard and Andy Mullins are the dynamic duo behind iddeate, a nonprofit crowdfunding platform focused on empowering adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to reach their goals. iddeate’s mission is to empower adults with IDD toward growth, autonomy, and career success. In this episode, you will be able to: Learn more about iddeate’s model and how their platform works Delve into the inspiring Founder’s story and…
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Christopher Wheat is a devoted husband, father, and grandfather who has spent over two decades working as a special education teacher. After being diagnosed with autism at age 35, Christopher embarked on a journey to better understand and embrace his condition. Alongside managing his own unique challenges, he used this experience to support his twin daughters, who both received autism diagnoses from an early age. His deep dedication to family and advocacy led Christopher to explore the impacts of medication…
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Meet Jennifer Mazur, a talented anxiety coach determined to empower neurodiverse preteens and teens through creativity. Faced with her own mental health challenges from a young age, Jennifer found solace in mindful art and meditation practices. Now, she shares her expertise by designing personalized coaching programs that incorporate gratitude journaling, breathing exercises, and other mindful techniques. As a single mother to a neurodiverse daughter, Jennifer is fueled by her desire to help others find balance, relieve stress, and improve overall…
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Our guests today are Jack and Amy Richardson, a remarkable mother-son duo who have embarked on a journey of personal growth and celebrating small milestones. Facing the challenges of autism and a limited diet, Jack has been breaking through his comfort zones and trying new foods, while documenting his experiences on YouTube. Their story is an inspiring reminder to parents of children with autism that small victories can lead to big breakthroughs and should be celebrated. Support the show via…
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