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EPISODE · Feb 18, 2025 · 16 MIN

Having Difficulties Parenting Special Needs Children? How Best To Advocate For Them And Their Siblings

from Healing Hearts: Parenting with Purpose-Support for Resilient Families, Support for Parents, Childhood Trauma Advocacy · host Parents Speak Up for Kids

Send us Fan Mail“Am I giving enough attention to all my children?” “Where do I start when advocating for my child’s education, therapy, and resources?” “How can I support other children who may feel overlooked or burdened?” – Every parent fears that they are not parenting their children the right way, it’s not just you. Today, Sophia Mills sits down with Christian E. Sanon II, a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst and co-founder of Look Up Therapy, LLC. He shares his deep, inspiring story of growing up as an older brother to a sister with autism, and how that shaped his career and planted the seed for advocacy for children within him. His past taught him how advocating shouldn’t be just for children with special needs, but also their siblings, and how this advocacy is a family-wide effort. While listening to Christian, you will learn functional tips to create a supportive home environment, recognizing the roles of all your children, and how you can navigate barriers to ensure your children are receiving their best care. Press play for a meaningful discussion filled with hope and useful tools for every family, whether it be one struggling with parenting special needs children, needing help with sibling support, or even just a family needing to strengthen their bonds.💬Get In Touch:Send Us A [email protected]🚨Need More Resources?    👉Visit Our Website    👉Check Out Our Socials: @speakupforkids    👉Are You Local To Palm Beach? See Our Events Page!    👉Need More Support? Our Programs🧑Connect With Christian Sanon II:    👉 Website: www.lookuptherapy.com                        christiansanonii.carrd.co                        www.beyondthevalleyfoundation.org    👉 Instagram: @lookuptherapy🎙️Want To Be Featured?    👉 Email Us: [email protected]#SpecialNeedsAdvocacy #FamilySupport #ChristianSanonII #LookUpTherapy #SiblingSupport #EarlyIntervention #BehavioralTherapy #InclusionMatters#AdvocateForAll #FamilyResilience #StrengtheningConnections #SpeakUpForKids #SpeakUp #fostercare @parentsspeakupforkids

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Send us Fan Mail “Am I giving enough attention to all my children?” “Where do I start when advocating for my child’s education, therapy, and resources?” “How can I support other children who may feel overlooked or burdened?” – Every parent fears that they are not parenting their children the right way, it’s not just you. Today, Sophia Mills sits down with Christian E. Sanon II, a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst and co-founder of Look Up Therapy, LLC. He shares his deep, inspiring story of gr...

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