Navigating Family Law & Autism: Building Community Support Systems That Work

EPISODE · May 9, 2025 · 1H 4M

Navigating Family Law & Autism: Building Community Support Systems That Work

from The Florida Family Law Attorney Podcast

In this episode, Gerard Virga interviews Kuryn Wheeler, a behavior analyst and clinical director, dedicated to supporting children with autism and their families. They discuss the increasing prevalence of autism diagnoses, the challenges faced by children on the spectrum, and the importance of providing adequate support systems. Corinne emphasizes the need for collaboration between parents and professionals, the effectiveness of social stories in preparing children for transitions, and the common misconceptions surrounding autism. The conversation highlights the unique abilities of children on the spectrum and the importance of fostering understanding and acceptance within the community. In this conversation, Kuryn Wheeler and Gerard Virga discuss the complexities of parenting, especially in the context of divorce and raising children with special needs. They explore the emotional challenges parents face, the importance of collaboration in creating effective parenting plans, and the need for consistency in behavioral expectations across different households. The discussion also highlights the significance of community support for autism awareness and the challenges faced by individuals with autism as they transition into adulthood. The conversation concludes with an invitation to participate in community events like the Margarita Ball, aimed at raising awareness and support for autism.

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