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We chose play from Affect Autism — 317 episodes

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REPLAY: A Developmental Approach to Setting Limits

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Rethinking Autism Therapy mini-series Episode 1 on the Autistic Culture Podcast Network

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Hope, Play, and Possibility Through DIRFloortime®

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REPLAY: Fostering Independence

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AUTISTIC Viewpoints Episode 13 with autistic guitarist Zayne Harshaw

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Using a DIRFloortime® Lens in Psychological Assessments with Neurodivergent Individuals

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REPLAY: Co-Regulation is the Driver for Sensory Integration

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Supporting Regulation Through the Body

9

REPLAY: Trauma Through a DIR® Lens

10

Building Bridges Through Reflection, Compassion, and Community

11

REPLAY: Neurodiversity-Affirming Care

12

AUTISTIC Viewpoints Episode 12: Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough

13

Parent Perspectives: A Vision of Possibility

14

REPLAY: Creating Opportunities for Co-Regulatory Support

15

Book Overview of "You Are My Home: Stories of Attunement"

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Parent Perspectives: Parenting Apraxia

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Holding Space for Connection and Emotional Safety

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REPLAY: Being Versus Doing

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AUTISTIC Viewpoints Episode 11 with Autistic Self-Advocate Khylil Robinson

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Episode 314 - DIR® Dialogues: Navigating Support Options for Your Family

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REPLAY: Curiosity as a Driver of Connection and Interaction in Adolescence

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Episode 313 - Leaning Into Presence and Uncertainty in Supporting Development

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AUTISTIC Viewpoints Episode 10 Feeling Understood with AuDHD Licensed Professional Counselor, KW

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REPLAY - Creating Opportunities in Floortime

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Theoretical Models that Support our Attunement in Video Reflection

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REPLAY - Gestural Development: The D, the I, and the R

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DIRFloortime® Pioneers in Turkey

28

We Chose Play Season 1, Episode 6: Let's reflect

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AUTISTIC Viewpoints Episode 9 with Breanne Burgess

30

Bloom Village

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We Chose Play Season 1, Episode 5: Let's play!

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Parent Perspectives: The Power of Relationship and Community

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We Chose Play Season 1, Episode 4: Let's start

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AUTISTIC Viewpoints Episode 8: A Deep Dive into the Band Nirvana

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Movement Integrates

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We Chose Play Season 1, Episode 3: How do we start?

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DIR® Dialogues: Research Supporting DIRFloortime®

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We Chose Play Season 1, Episode 2: What did we miss?

39

Centering Autism Perspectives in Canada

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We Chose Play Season 1, Episode 1: In the beginning...

41

Parent Perspectives: Developing Resilience

42

AUTISTIC Viewpoints Episode 7: Year-End Wrap-Up

43

From Control to Connection: One Educator’s Transformation Through DIRFloortime®

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AUTISTIC Viewpoints Episode 6 with Dr. Emile Gouws

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Parent Perspectives: Watching Siblings Embrace Autism Together

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AUTISTIC Viewpoints Episode 5 with Miles Kredich

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Shared Joy and Agency in Outdoor Play

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AUTISTIC Viewpoints: Episode 4 with Dr. Angela Kingdon

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Parent Play Personas

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Neurological Safety and Creating Your Happy Space

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⁠AUTISTIC Viewpoints Episode 3: The 10 Pillars of Autistic Culture

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Rewriting the IEP Narrative: The Affirming Village

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AUTISTIC Viewpoints Episode 2 with Khylil Robinson

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Autistic Moms Chatting: Moving Forward with Awareness and Action

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Bridging the Gap Between Home and School

56

Let's Talk About Essential Floortime Dynamics

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Construyendo una Comunidad DIR® en América Latina

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Building a DIR® Community in Latin America and Abroad

59

AUTISTIC Viewpoints Premiere Episode

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AUTISTIC Viewpoints Trailer

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A Model of a Medical DIR® Clinic

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Autistic Moms Chatting: Creating Community

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DIR® Dialogues: Gestalt Language Processing

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Individualizing Support Through a Caring Relationship: Supporting PDA

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Senderos: La primera escuela acreditada en DIR® de México

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Senderos: Mexico's First DIR®-Accredited School

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DIR® Dialogues: An Exploration of Limit-Setting

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Parent Perspectives: Powerful Insights From a DIRFloortime® Intensive

69

DIR® Dialogues: Becoming a Floortime Practitioner

70

Bicycle Lessons 4 All

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Pre-Linguistics Are Pre-Social Abilities

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Neurodiversity-Affirming Support in DIR®-Informed Music Therapy

73

Olas de Conexión: Surfeando el Enfoque Floortime

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Waves of Connection: Surfing the Floortime Approach

75

Let’s Talk About Autism Inclusion this April

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Perspectivas de los Padres: Reuniones de Apoyo para Padres Floortime

77

DIR® Dialogues: Floortime Around the World

78

Joyfully Together: Collaboration in the DIRFloortime® Approach

79

Following the Child’s Emotional Intent

80

Parent Perspectives: Finding and Holding on to Floortime

81

DIR® Dialogues: Parent Practitioners

82

DIR® and the Science of Hope

83

Parent Perspectives: Floortime Intensives at the DIR® Institute

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Intensives at the DIR® Institute

85

Floortime Supports Parental Self-Efficacy

86

Diagnosing Autism in Girls and Women

87

Co-Regulation through Affective Signalling

88

Gestural Development: The D, the I, and the R

89

In-Home Floortime Coaching Supports Families

90

Bringing DIR® Into the Classroom to Accommodate Communication for All

91

Trauma Through a DIR® Lens

92

Developing Through FEDC 4 into FEDC 5

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FEDC 4: Complex Communication and Shared Problem Solving

94

Nurturing Intentionality as a Bridge to FEDC 4

95

A DIR® Lens on Sleep

96

Giant Steps Interdisciplinary Autism Centre

97

Reflective Practice in DIR®

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DIR® and Medically Complex Children: Trauma-Informed Care

99

Advocating for Rightful Inclusion in School

100

Affect and Regulation in Middle Eastern Culture

101

If I Need Help

102

Presuming Competence

103

A Developmental Perspective on Sharing

104

Gestalt Language Processing and DIR®

105

Parent Perspectives: Navigating Our Different Support Roles

106

Parent Perspectives: Parent Self-Regulation

107

Revisiting the R: Hidden Regulators in the Development of Relationships

108

Parent Perspectives: Parents Listening to Autistic Self-Advocates

109

Regulating through Trauma

110

Autistic Masking or Impression Management?

111

Parent Perspectives: Retrospective Perspective

112

Visual Spatial Planning and Assessment (ViSPA)

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Visualization Leads to Imagination

114

Parent Perspectives: Relationships, Play, and Growth

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Parent Perspectives: Navigating our Health and Education Systems

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Harnessing the Power of Narratives to Impact Development

117

(Non)Compliance does not equal (Dys)Regulation

118

A New Community-Created Resource: SLP MAPs

119

Parent Perspectives: How Do We Handle Fears and Anxiety?

120

Adapted Spiral Praxis and Movement for the Bodymind Process

121

All About Praxis: Part 2 of 2

122

All About Praxis: Part 1 of 2

123

A Floortime Approach to Fears and Phobias

124

Floortime Coaching for Different Parenting Styles

125

The Somatosensory System and Tactile Perception

126

Physical Therapy is Enhanced Using a Floortime Lens

127

Our Differences are Our Strengths

128

Autism and Medication: Part 2

129

Emotional Playgrounds Foster Emotional Well-Being

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Curiosity as a Driver of Connection and Interaction in Adolescence

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Empowering Ability

132

The Dynamic Process of Transitions

133

Giant Steps School in Montréal, Québec

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Part 2: Adult Diagnosis and What it Means

135

Part 1: To Whom Should Parents Listen?

136

The Process of Parenting our Neurodivergent Children

137

Part 2: Bridging the Gap in Understanding

138

Part 1: Taking that Step on the Red Carpet

139

The Complexity of Vision and Visual Processing

140

Kinder Growth DIRFloortime® Medicaid Services

141

Unpacking Aggression

142

The Conversation

143

The Impact of Vestibular Processing on Development

144

Good Intentions Creating Unseen Stigma

145

Parents can Connect with their Children Through Musical Interactions

146

My Autism, My Story

147

Your Growth is your Child’s Growth: Strength in Relationships

148

The World’s First International Concert to Celebrate Neurodiversity

149

Gauging our Developmental Capacities: Part 2

150

Gauging our Developmental Capacities: Part 1

151

DIRFloortime® and Physical Therapy

152

Creating Opportunities for Co-Regulatory Support

153

Access and Choice in NY State for Autism Supports and Services

154

A Developmental Approach to Toileting: Part 2

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A Developmental Approach to Toileting: Part 1

156

Gross Motor versus Fine Motor Functions

157

The Impact of Cognitive Load on Relating, Communicating, and Thinking

158

The Rubber Band Metaphor in Floortime

159

Sensorimotor Profiles in Floortime

160

Identity Exploration and Finding Your Voice

161

Going Slower to Move Faster

162

Critical Core: A Tabletop Role-Playing Game

163

KultureCity: Sensory Accessibility and Inclusion

164

DIRFloortime® as a Comprehensive Developmental Approach

165

DIR Child & Family Counselling

166

Feeding and Floortime

167

Creative Arts Through Music and Drama

168

Constrictions in Developmental Capacities

169

Redefining the Autism Narrative: Part 2

170

Redefining the Autism Narrative: Part 1

171

Positive Development

172

Virtual Floortime Coaching for Parents

173

A Parent’s Experience of DIR/Floortime

174

DIRFloortime® Summer Camps

175

Am I Neurodivergent Like My Child?

176

Creating Opportunities in Floortime

177

Communication-Action-Affect (known as W-A-A) in Floortime

178

Examining the Experience of Autistic Students in Higher Education

179

Floortime Lifestyle

180

Alternative and Augmentative Communication (AAC) Devices

181

Example of a Floortime Session

182

The Power of Purposeful Communication

183

Enriching Sensory and Motor Experiences at Home

184

Sensory Ingredients and Dynamic Responsivity

185

Floortime is also Adolescent- and Adult-Led

186

ADHD: A VAST Topic

187

Affect Depends on Interoception

188

Neurodiversity-Affirming Care

189

Fostering Friendships Virtually Using Games

190

Approaching Pre-Academics with Floortime

191

Why Floortime is Child-Led

192

Humour Development in Autism

193

Combining DIRFloortime and Sensory Integration

194

Co-Regulation is the Driver for Sensory Integration

195

Emotion Seeking and Saying "No!"

196

Supporting Parents in the Process of Accepting Reality

197

A Self-Advocate’s Inspiring Journey

198

Good Autism Education is Just Good Education

199

Building Relationships in the Practice of Palliative Care using DIR/Floortime

200

The Heart of DIRFloortime®: The R and Genuine Affect

201

Facilitating Emotional and Logical Thinking: Part 3

202

Facilitating Emotional and Logical Thinking: Part 2

203

Facilitating Emotional and Logical Thinking: Part 1

204

Recognizing and Documenting Our Children’s Communication Cues

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How do we best prepare our multidisciplinary professionals in the field of autism?

206

My Biggest Revelations from Being a Floortime Parent: Part 2

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My Biggest Revelations from Being a Floortime Parent: Part 1

208

Support for Fathers of Children on the Spectrum

209

The Future is Here: Fostering Neurodivergent Students’ Media Literacy

210

Art with Heart: An Open Studio Approach to DIR/Floortime

211

Parent Support Groups

212

Navigating our therapy teams and social circles

213

Supporting Parents in DIRFloortime®

214

Threshold Community Program: DIR® for adolescents and young adults

215

Research Supporting DIRFloortime®

216

Floortime in the Pool: A Deeper Dive

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Individual differences and Floortime in the Pool

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Attention and Executive Function

219

Interoception: What is your child feeling inside?

220

Online Schooling and Services during a Pandemic

221

What to Expect from a Developmentally-Based Speech-Language Pathologist

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Polyvagal Theory and Regulating our Bodily State

223

The Realization Phase

224

Meaning Making

225

Affect Autism’s Daria Brown

226

Promoting Parent Choice

227

A Closer Look at Impulsivity

228

Strategies Don’t Support Growth

229

Promoting Symbolic Thinking in Small Group Settings

230

From Ambiguous Loss to Acceptance

231

Applying the DIR® Model in a Public School

232

Incorporating DIR Goals into the Individual Education Plan (IEP)

233

Regulation Challenges through the Developmental Capacities

234

The Importance of Preverbal Affective Signalling

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Uniquely Human

236

Floortime with Family and Small Groups

237

A Developmental Approach Overview

238

Fostering Independence

239

The Shift Towards Developmental Approaches

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Floortime Review

241

FOODTIME: A developmental approach to picky and rigid eating

242

The P.L.A.Y. Project

243

Sensory and Developmental Poetry Workshops

244

What is Scripting All About?

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A Review of Developmental Social Pragmatic Interventions

246

Focusing on Regulation

247

Remediation versus Accommodation

248

Dirty Hands Developmental Alliance

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From Dysregulation to Intent

250

And then comes puberty…

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Supporting the Development of Self-Regulation

252

The Foundation for Regulation

253

The new Connection Coder app

254

Floortime Tips for Behavioural Challenges at Home

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Floortime Tips for Behavioural Challenges at School

256

Theory of Mind is Developmental

257

Self-Regulation Starts With Us

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Self-Reg and DIRFloortime®

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Dhamma and DIR

260

Growth and Gaming

261

Affect Is Your #1 Resource to Connect with Your Child

262

Circles of Communication in Floortime

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Can You Teach Emotions?

264

Why Challenging and Expanding Are Essential for Human Growth

265

Being Versus Doing

266

Floortime Feedback

267

Early Social-Emotional Capacities

268

Autism and Medication

269

DIRFloortime® through Music Therapy

270

The Little Scientist: Progression of Cause-and-Effect Play

271

The Joy in Communicating

272

Can Visual Prompts About Time Promote Understanding in Floortime?

273

Floortime Follow-up

274

Sensory Lifestyle

275

Avoiding the Blame in Floortime

276

Maude Le Roux’s new Functional Developmental Autism Assessment Protocol

277

Promoting Capacities 4 and 5 with Floortime

278

How a caregiver’s regulation affects the child’s regulation

279

Floortime all day, anywhere

280

Repetition in autism therapy: A closer look

281

Facilitating Process-Oriented Learning With Developmental Capacity In Mind: The Just-Right Challenge

282

Process-Oriented Learning Inspires Relating, Communicating, and Thinking

283

Applying the DIR Model in a Public School

284

Threshold Community Program: DIR for adolescents and young adults

285

The Rebecca School: Relationships are the Foundation of Learning

286

Foundation Academics: What Is It?

287

Developmental Growth Spurts: What to Expect

288

Floortime Analysis

289

The Building Blocks of Motor Planning

290

What Does Following the Child's Lead Really Mean?

291

DIRFloortime® Addresses Patient-Centered Outcomes, Offers Parent Choice, and is Aligned with Disability Rights

292

Moving Up and Down Developmentally

293

Setting Appropriate Limits and Expectations by Respecting Where Your Child Is At, Developmentally

294

Self-Reflection in Floortime

295

A Developmental Approach to Setting Limits

296

Respecting the Emotional Experience and Expressions of the Child

297

Emotions (within safe relationships) Are Key to Supporting Autism

298

Slowing Down and Stretching Out Interactions

299

Stumbling Blocks in Floortime at FEDC 6: Fostering Logical Thinking and Building Bridges between Ideas

300

A User’s Guide to the Developmental, Individual differences, Relationship-based (DIR®) Model

301

Stumbling Blocks in Floortime at FEDC 5: Inspiring the Expression of Ideas and Feelings

302

Stumbling Blocks in Floortime at FEDC 4: Encouraging Shared Problem-Solving

303

Stumbling Blocks in Floortime at FEDC 3: Encouraging Intentional Emotional Interactions

304

Stumbling Blocks in Floortime at FEDC 2: Fostering Engaging and Relating

305

Motor Planning and Sequencing Challenges in Children with Developmental Differences

306

Stumbling Blocks in Floortime at FEDC 1: Facilitating Shared Attention and Regulation

307

Co-Regulation in Floortime: How to Interact with a Dysregulated Child

308

The Interaction of the D, the I, and the R in the Floortime Session

309

The Nuts and Bolts of the Floortime Session

310

Starting DIRFloortime® With Your Child: Where Is Your Child Developmentally?

311

Starting DIRFloortime® With Your Child: Step 1 Is the Sensory Processing Profile

312

Floortime as a Family Approach

313

Introduction to Floortime

314

The R in the DIR® Model: Relationship-Based

315

The I in the DIR® Model: Individual Differences

316

The D in the DIR® Model: Development

317

It’s All About Affect