EPISODE · Feb 25, 2026 · 32 MIN
Autism Therapies Explained: What Actually Helped Our Child | Beyond Expectations Podcast Ep. 2
from Beyond Expectations: Parenting Autism · host Michelle Chabolla
In Episode 2 of Beyond Expectations: Parenting Autism, Michelle Chabolla and her brother Sean Dobson share their real life experience exploring autism therapies after Greg’s diagnosis.Michelle walks through the different types of therapy they pursued, what influenced their decisions, and the challenges of figuring out what truly helps a child with autism. Sean adds his perspective as a supportive family member, reflecting on the journey and the impact on their family.Together, they discuss what worked, what didn’t, and the valuable lessons they learned along the way, offering insight into therapies such as early intervention, communication support, and developmental approaches.If you are a parent navigating autism therapy options or feeling overwhelmed by where to start, this episode provides practical insight, encouragement, and honest guidance from lived experience.This episode is proudly supported by Gregory’s Special Creations. If you are looking for thoughtful and unique gifts while supporting Greg's growing small business, visit: http://www.gregorysgifts.com
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In Episode 2 of Beyond Expectations: Parenting Autism, Michelle Chabolla and her brother Sean Dobson share their real life experience exploring autism therapies after Greg’s diagnosis. Michelle walks through the different types of therapy they pursued, what influenced their decisions, and the challenges of figuring out what truly helps a child with autism. Sean adds his perspective as a supportive family member, reflecting on the journey and the impact on their family. Together, they discuss ...
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