I’m a Single Dad Raising an Autistic Son, and It’s Beautiful | Episode 77

EPISODE · Aug 21, 2023 · 29 MIN

I’m a Single Dad Raising an Autistic Son, and It’s Beautiful | Episode 77

from Voices for Voices® · host Founder of Voices for Voices, Justin Alan Hayes

I’m a Single Dad Raising an Autistic Son, and It’s Beautiful | Episode 77What if you could turn the struggles and challenges of parenthood into a beacon of hope for others? That's exactly what our guest, Rob Gorski, fondly known as the Autism Dad, has done. As a single father raising three autistic children, Rob has spent over two decades navigating the world of autism, channeling his experiences into an enlightening blog and podcast that serves to support and inspire others in similar situations. Starting the Autism Dad in 2010 as a way to cope with his oldest child's behavioral issues, Rob has cultivated a comforting community for parents, transforming his personal journey into a mission that fulfills his desire to make a positive difference in the world.Throughout our conversation, Rob shares his insights into creating a robust support system for his children, underscoring the fact that progress is not always measured by traditional milestones. He emphasizes the significance of unrestricted learning, and how his children's charter school facilitated an enriching environment for their growth. Particularly noteworthy is Rob's youngest son's academic accomplishments, a testament to the power of tailored education. Rob's story is not just about autism or single parenthood, but about resilience, empathy, and turning challenges into opportunities. Join us for this heartening episode as we explore the trials, tribulations, and triumphs of being an Autism Dad.If you are thinking about committing suicide, STOP and dial #988 "Be a Voice for You and Somebody in Need"3rd Annual: A Brand New Day Gala Fundraiser to support members of our community battling mental illness, addiction and suicide prevention.October 13, 2023 – 6:30 PM – 8:30 PMLeona Farris Lodge (Silver Springs Lodge)Silver Springs Park5027 Stow RoadStow, Ohio 44224Tickets to the in-person event are $150.00 per person or $750.00 for a table of 6 people. Purchase tickets: https://bit.ly/3Y1lSxDSchedule of EventsEvent IntroductionMusical PerformanceSinging of USA National AnthemState of Voices for VoicesHon. Judge Alison Breaux – Voices for Voices 2023 Ambassador of the Year Award PresentationDan Flowers – KeynoteDocumentaryMusical PerformanceAnnounce Raffle Basket WinnersThank you Sponsors and Supporters:*Voices for Voices Board of Directors *The House of You®Tickets to the in-person event are $150.00 per person or $750.00 for a table of 6 people. Purchase tickets: bit.ly/3Y1lSxDAll ticket proceeds and donations are tax-deductible as Voices for Voices is a 501c3. EIN: 87-0932840This ticket is for attendance of the in-person event on the date, time and location specified above. Please bring your ticket confirmation email the night of the event for entry.All Ticket purchases are non-refundable.Purchase tickets: https://bit.ly/3Y1lSxDCan't make the fundraiser? You can still support Voices for Voices by donating in-lieu of attending in person at the following link: bit.ly/44RiSGaSupport the Show: bit.ly/44RiSGa#AutismDad #ParentingJourney#voicesforvoices #AutismSupport #Education #AutismAwareness #CommunitySupport #chatgpt #selfcare #tvshow #podcast #mensmentalhealthmatters #mensmentalhealth #stress #stressrelief #addictionsupport #addictionawareness #twitchmentalhealth #mentalhealthawarenessmonth #socialwork #nationalallianceonmentalillness #worldhealthorganization #nami #goal #anxietyaid #anxietyreliever #anxiety #suicidepreventionawareness #suicidepreventionday #suicidepreventionmonth #2023new #northamerica #southamerica #europe #africa #asia #oceaniaSupport the show

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