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Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceArtistic Identity and Neurodivergence: An Interview with Sam LeamySam Leamy join us to share his unique journey from a childhood filled with musical inspiration to his life as a musician deeply connected to his art.Sam delves into his early musical influences, the records that captivated him as a toddler, and his eventual discovery of heavy metal, which opened a new world for him. He candidly discusses his experiences growing up as a neurodivergent individual, his recent autism diagnosis, and how this has shaped his understanding of the world around him. Through vibrant anecdotes, Sam gives us a glimpse into his creative process, the bands he's been...
2025-04-1529 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceInspiring Journey of a Rock Musician with ADHD - 80In this episode, we chat with Nick, who shares his story growing up with ADHD. He talks about how learning and playing music helped him. From piano lessons to starting a band, Nick's journey is full of interesting moments and tips.Electric Tapestry https://www.facebook.com/electric.tapestry.music/Highlights:Nick talks about his childhood and ADHD 🧠How music and learning instruments helped him 🎷🎸Starting his own band and making music 🎶Tips for handling ADHD, especially as a musician 🎵👉 Perfect for anyone interested in how music can be a...
2025-02-1850 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceUnderstanding Diverse Needs within an Autism Family - KI 77Graeme is a dedicated father navigating the challenges of his kids who each view and interact with the world in their unique ways. His children present a diverse spectrum of communication abilities, with some experiencing significant speaking challenges.
Within his family, Graeme embraces a wide range of autism and PDA, which adds layers of complexity and richness to their interactions. Gaeme continues to foster an environment of understanding and growth for his children, celebrating their individuality and strength.
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Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 69 The Gut MicrobiomeThe Gut Microbiome
Are you ready to dive into the fascinating world of the gut-brain axis and uncover actionable tools for enhancing your gut health? In our latest episode titled "Enhance Your Gut Microbiome for Brain & Overall Health," Professor Andrew Huberman, a leading expert in neurobiology and ophthalmology at Stanford School of Medicine, takes us on an enlightening journey into the intricate relationship between the gut and brain.
Love Not Cure.
Exploring autism one strength at a time.
Takiwatānga is the Te Reo Māori for autism.
From 'tōku/tōna anō...
2024-02-1127 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 68 2023 Recap | Better Late than SorryIn the Takiwatanga 2023 Recap, we revisit the impactful episodes and conversations that have left a lasting impression. From Dana Morris shedding light on raising a child with autism to Shana Moriah's powerful insights on neurodiversity, each episode has brought us closer to understanding and embracing differences.
We are also thrilled to share that upcoming episodes will feature new guests who have graciously agreed to be part of this incredible journey with us. These episodes promise to bring more stories, experiences, and support for the autism community. Be sure to stay tuned for these upcoming episodes and join...
2024-01-1217 minTakiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 67 Dental procedure experience and other updatesNo. 67 Dental procedure experience and other updates
2023-11-2211 min
Decibel Overload#25 Lamb of GodIn the world of heavy metal, few bands have risen from the depths of obscurity to achieve the blazing success of Lamb of God. "Rising from Ashes: The Lamb of God Phenomenon"; it's a testament to the band's meteoric ascent in the music industry. Let's talk about their infernal journey, exploring the highs, lows, and sheer determination that catapulted the Lamb of God to legendary status.
2023-09-2605 minTakiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 66 Temple Grandin's WorkThis was taken from my potential - please be my "guests" list on this podcast. Maybe soon? :)
2023-09-2605 minTakiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 65 New approach to our succeeding episodesIn this episode, I am discussing the new approach for our succeeding episodes as it will make sense to my time and the way things are currently going.
2023-09-0515 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 64 Social StoriesSocial Stories was developed by Carol Gray in 1991.
Join us for an insightful exploration into the transformative world of Social Stories™, a groundbreaking concept developed by the brilliant Carol Gray. In this episode, we'll delve into the origins, techniques, and powerful effects of Social Stories™, designed to enhance communication, foster empathy, and empower individuals with social understanding. 📖
In this episode, you'll learn:
🌟 The Art of Structure: Explore the key elements that make Social Stories™ effective tools for communication. Discover how the carefully crafted structure, personalized content, and visual cues create a powerful n...
2023-08-1410 min
Decibel Overload#24 Dream TheaterIn this episode, we'll explore:
🎵 The Origins: Uncover the history and formation of Dream Theater, tracing their roots and the influences that have shaped their unique sound.
🔍 Musical Brilliance: Delve into the virtuosity of each band member and explore how their individual talents contribute to the complex and mesmerizing Dream Theater sound.
📀 Iconic Albums: We'll discuss some of the band's most iconic albums, from the groundbreaking "Images and Words" to the epic "Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory," and beyond.
2023-08-1011 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 63 Core BoardsStep into the world of autism communication as we delve into the profound impact of the Core Board. In this episode, we unravel the significance of this innovative tool in empowering individuals with autism to express themselves, fostering growth, connection, and understanding.
Whether you're a parent, educator, therapist, or simply intrigued by the power of technology to bridge communication gaps, this episode offers a heartfelt exploration of the Core Board's role in shaping lives, amplifying voices, and fostering a more inclusive world.
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2023-08-0715 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 62 Celebrating Success Through ArtArt can be a powerful tool for self-expression, communication, and socialization for individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). In this podcast episode, we'll explore the role of the arts in the lives of individuals with ASD and celebrate the unique talents and contributions of autistic artists.
We'll begin by discussing the potential benefits of engaging in the arts for individuals with ASD, including improved communication and socialization skills, enhanced self-esteem and self-expression, and the opportunity to explore and develop talents and interests. We'll also explore the potential challenges that autistic individuals may face in accessing and participating...
2023-07-3110 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 61 Rachael Wiltshire | Unlocking the Power of Diagnosis: How Autism Changes LivesRachael, who shares her personal journey living with autism. Rachael starts by debunking the misconception that autism only affects little white boys who line up trains. She explains how some autistic people are skilled at pretending to not be autistic, but it comes at a cost such as burned out.
The episode delves into Rachael's personal experiences attending primary schools in both New Zealand and Adelaide.
Rachael begins by challenging the stereotype that autism only affects little white boys who line up trains. She highlights that autism is a spectrum and that each individual is...
2023-07-241h 33
Decibel Overload#23 Jackson GuitarsJoin us on a journey through the world of Jackson Guitars, a company that has been synonymous with the sound of heavy metal and hard rock since the 1980s. From their beginnings as a custom shop in California to their current status as a global leader in guitar manufacturing, Jackson has always been focused on creating high-performance instruments that can shred the limits of speed and precision.
In this podcast, we'll explore the unique design features of Jackson guitars, such as their slim neck profiles, compound radius fingerboards, and high-output pickups, which allow for lightning-fast playing and a powerful tone.
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2023-07-2006 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 60 Moses Ariama | Pride Lands - Teaching Confidence and RespectEmbracing the Unique Abilities of Young People
Moses, a passionate and driven individual, embarked on an educational journey that took him from the UK to Australia and eventually to an unknown location. He pursued his studies at Park Lane College in the UK, where he initially focused on medical science.
Moses cultivated a deep interest in working with young people, and he seized every opportunity to engage with them. He thrived on the energy and sense of purpose that came with guiding and caring for the younger generation.
In 2006, he embarked on a new chapter...
2023-07-172h 11
Decibel Overload#22 PRS GuitarsJoin us on a journey through the world of PRS Guitars, a company that has been crafting some of the most exquisite and sought-after instruments since 1985. From their Maryland workshop, PRS has been focused on creating high-quality guitars with a precision sound and stunning visual aesthetics.
In this podcast, we'll explore the unique design features of PRS guitars, such as their proprietary pickups, which produce a wide range of tones, from warm and clear to aggressive and punchy. We'll also discuss the company's signature models.
Whether you're a guitar enthusiast or simply curious about the precision sound and stunning design...
2023-07-1305 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 59 Individualised Funding and Carer Support | Whaikaha (Ministry of Disabled People), Taikura Trust, and LifewiseCreating Autonomy: Individualized Funding as a Path to Choice and Control
On this episode of Takiwatanga, we delve into the intricacies of self-directed funding and individualized support. Our guests from Whaikaha, Taikura Trust, and Lifewise, take us through the process of Individualised Funding. We also tackled the importance of connections and peer support in the success of self-directed funding, along with the need for feedback from disabled individuals.
We learn about the role of host providers in navigating the system and helping individuals with disabilities plan and connect within their communities. The allocation of upfront funding and...
2023-07-1038 min
Decibel Overload#21 Dean GuitarsJoin us on a journey through the world of Dean Guitars, a company that has been crafting guitars for a wide range of styles since 1977. From classic rock to heavy metal, Dean has always been focused on creating instruments that deliver a powerful and versatile sound.
In this podcast, we'll explore the unique design features of Dean guitars, such as their signature V-shaped bodies, sleek necks, and high-output pickups, which allow for a wide range of tones, from clean and warm to aggressive and distorted. We'll also discuss the famous musicians who have used Dean guitars to create some of...
2023-07-0605 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 58 Autistic BurnoutAutistic burnout is experienced by many individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), characterized by a sudden and significant decline in functioning and coping abilities. In this podcast episode, we'll explore the complex and often overlooked topic of autistic burnout.
We'll begin by discussing the definition and symptoms of autistic burnout, including the physical, emotional, and cognitive impact that it can have on individuals with ASD. We'll also explore the potential triggers and causes of autistic burnout, including the cumulative effect of stress and sensory overload, as well as the potential impact of masking and social pressures.
2023-07-0310 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 57 Kate Cherrington and Tahuaroa Ohia | Māori Land FilmsKate and Tahu have joined us to share their Takiwatānga story.
Tahuaroa is the creator of the film He Karu, He Taringa (Eyes, Ears). It is a bout autism in the eyes of a 9 year old Ben.
The episode covers topics such as indigenous films, the importance of retaining culture, and the challenges parents face in finding adequate resources for their children with autism. The guests also share their personal struggles and encourage parents to embrace their children's differences as strengths.
Overall, the episode promotes the idea that change is scary but n...
2023-06-261h 19
Decibel Overload#20 BC Rich GuitarsJoin us on a journey through the world of BC Rich Guitars, a company that has been pushing the boundaries of guitar design and sound since 1969. From their iconic "Seagull" and "Warlock" designs to their more recent innovations, BC Rich has always been focused on creating unique and powerful instruments for metal musicians.
In this podcast, we'll explore the distinctive design features of BC Rich guitars, such as their sharp angles and unique body shapes, and the range of sounds they produce. We'll also delve into the company's evolution over the years, from their early custom designs to its current...
2023-06-2305 minTakiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 56 MedicationsMedications can be an important component of treatment of illness for individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), helping to manage symptoms of medications will help improve overall quality of life. In this podcast episode, we'll explore the complex relationship between ASD and medications.
Finally, we'll explore some of the challenges that still exist in this area of research, including the need for more personalized and individualized approaches to medication management, as well as the potential impact of alternative and complementary therapies on overall health outcomes.
Overall, this podcast will provide an overview of the complex r...
2023-06-1907 min
Decibel Overload#19 VillainyVillainy is a New Zealand rock band that was formed in Auckland in 2010. The band consists of Neill Fraser (vocals, guitar), James Dylan (guitar), Dave Johnston (bass), and Thom Watts (drums).
Villainy's music is characterized by its high-energy, guitar-driven sound, which draws on a range of influences, including punk, grunge, and classic rock. The band's lyrics often explore themes of self-doubt, anxiety, and personal struggles, but are also infused with a sense of humor and self-awareness.
Villainy released their debut album, "Mode. Set. Clear." in 2012, which received critical acclaim and earned the band several awards, including Best Rock Album at...
2023-06-1604 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 55 Chanelle Moriah | Author of Best selling books - I Am Autistic and This is ADHDChanelle is the Autistic advisor in Autism NZ. She wrote the book "I Am Autistic" - Illustration guide about autism. She is a speaker who educates employers and organizations on how to better understand and accommodate the Autistic community.
Her new book This is ADHD has just been released, now available through local bookstores around New Zealand.
To make it easier for users, I have decided to upload the video version in our YouTube channel.
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2023-06-1209 min
Decibel Overload#18 ACDCAC/DC, formed in Sydney in 1973 by brothers Malcolm and Angus Young, is a legendary Australian rock band. Their high-energy, guitar-driven hard rock music has made them one of the most popular and influential bands in the history of rock music.
With over 17 studio albums and more than 200 million records sold worldwide, AC/DC is known for hit songs such as "Highway to Hell," "Back in Black," "Thunderstruck," and "You Shook Me All Night Long."
Although the band has undergone several lineup changes over the years, their signature sound and style have remained consistent. AC/DC has faced challenges, such...
2023-06-0905 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 54 Maria and Matthew Di Leva | Berlin Special Olympics World Game 2023The Special Olympics World Games stand as the grandest inclusive sports event in the world. It brings together thousands of athletes with intellectual disabilities to compete in 26 different sports. Over the course of nine thrilling and uplifting days, these athletes showcase their talents and spirit.
From June 17 to June 25, 2023, Berlin will proudly host the Special Olympics World Games for the very first time in Germany's history. This momentous occasion promises a vibrant and international sports festival, aiming to foster greater acknowledgment and social inclusion of individuals with intellectual disabilities within our society.
The...
2023-06-0510 minTakiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 53 VaccinesVaccines are a critical public health tool that have saved millions of lives around the world. However, there has been controversy and concern in recent years regarding the relationship between vaccines and autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
Overall, this podcast will provide an overview of the controversial relationship between vaccines and autism, offering valuable insights into this important and often emotional topic.
Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time. Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own...
2023-05-3005 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 52 Dayna Morris | Autism Mum | Autism NZWe hope this podcast finds you well.
In this episode, we were joined by Dayna Morris, who shared her experience with parenting her children where one is autistic. She discussed the importance of understanding each autistic person is unique and different from the next. She mentioned programs in supporting workplace neurodiversity, tailored programs to support families, and shared helpful resources such as the "AS Detect" app, "Tilting the Seesaw," and "Way to Play" programs provided by Autism NZ.
Dayna also spoke about challenges she has faced, she didn't know where to turn initially but found...
2023-05-2510 minTakiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 51 Food cravings and aversionsFood cravings and aversions are common among individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), and can have a significant impact on overall health and well-being. In this podcast episode, we'll explore the complex relationship between ASD and food preferences.
We'll begin by discussing the prevalence of food cravings and aversions in individuals with ASD, including the types of foods that are most commonly craved or avoided. We'll also explore the potential impact of comorbid conditions, such as sensory sensitivities and gastrointestinal issues, on food preferences in individuals with ASD.
Finally, we'll explore some of the challenges...
2023-05-1615 min
Decibel Overload#17 Rickenbacker GuitarsJoin us on a journey through the history and unique sound of Rickenbacker Guitars. Founded in 1931, Rickenbacker has been a staple in the music industry for decades, with their instruments being used by legendary musicians such as John Lennon, Tom Petty, and Roger McGuinn.
In this podcast, we'll explore the design and features that make Rickenbacker guitars so distinctive, including their signature "jingle-jangle" sound. We'll also dive into the company's evolution over the years, from their early days building Hawaiian lap steel guitars to their iconic electric instruments.
Whether you're a die-hard Rickenbacker fan or just curious about the history...
2023-05-1205 min
Decibel Overload#16 DevilskinDevilskin is a New Zealand rock band that was formed in Hamilton in 2010. The band consists of Jennie Skulander (vocals), Paul Martin (bass), Nail Vincent (guitar), and Nic Martin (drums).
Devilskin's music is characterized by its heavy, guitar-driven sound, which draws on a range of influences, including hard rock, metal, and grunge. The band's lyrics often explore themes of personal struggles, relationships, and mental health, and are delivered with Skulander's powerful and emotive vocals.
Devilskin released their debut album, "We Rise," in 2014, which debuted at #1 on the New Zealand album charts and was certified gold. The album spawned several hit...
2023-05-0505 minTakiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 50 Auto Immune DisordersAutoimmune disorders are a group of conditions in which the immune system mistakenly attacks healthy cells and tissues in the body. These conditions are known to be more common among individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) than among the general population.
In this podcast episode, we'll explore the relationship between autism and autoimmune disorders. We'll begin by discussing the prevalence of autoimmune disorders in individuals with ASD, including the types of conditions that are most commonly reported.
Overall, this podcast will provide an overview of the relationship between autism and autoimmune disorders, offering valuable insights...
2023-05-0207 min
Decibel Overload#15 Alien WeaponryAlien Weaponry is a New Zealand thrash metal band that was formed in Waipu in 2010. The band consists of brothers Henry de Jong (drums) and Lewis de Jong (guitar, vocals), and Ethan Trembath (bass).
Alien Weaponry's music is characterized by its high-energy, guitar-driven sound, which draws on a range of influences, including thrash metal, punk, and Maori culture. The band's lyrics are primarily sung in te reo Maori (the Maori language) and English, and often explore themes of Maori history, culture, and mythology, as well as social and environmental issues.
Alien Weaponry released their debut album, "Tū," in 2018, which received c...
2023-04-2807 min
Decibel Overload#14 ShihadShihad is a New Zealand rock band that was formed in Wellington in 1988. The band consists of Jon Toogood (vocals, guitar), Tom Larkin (drums), Phil Knight (guitar), and Karl Kippenberger (bass).
Shihad's music is characterized by its heavy, guitar-driven sound, which draws on a range of influences, including hard rock, punk, and metal. The band's lyrics often explore themes of social and political issues, as well as personal struggles and relationships, and are delivered with Toogood's powerful and emotive vocals.
Shihad has released 10 studio albums, several of which have reached #1 on the New Zealand album charts. The band has also...
2023-04-2105 minTakiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 49 Mood and Behavioural ChangesMood and behavioral changes are common co-occurring conditions among individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). In fact, studies have shown that up to 50% of individuals with ASD may experience some form of mood or behavioral issue, including anxiety, depression, aggression, and self-injurious behavior.
In this podcast episode, we'll explore the complex relationship between ASD and mood and behavioral changes. We'll begin by discussing the prevalence of these issues in individuals with ASD, including the types of symptoms that are most commonly reported.
Overall, this podcast will provide an overview of the complex relationship between autism...
2023-04-1708 min
Decibel Overload#13 Schecter GuitarsJoin us on a journey through the world of Schecter Guitars, a company that has been crafting some of the most powerful and sought-after guitars in heavy metal since 1976. From their humble beginnings as a repair shop in California to their current status as a global leader in guitar manufacturing, Schecter has always been focused on creating high-quality instruments with a heavy sound.
Whether you're a die-hard fan of heavy metal or simply curious about the heavy sound and unique design of Schecter guitars, this podcast is for you. So grab your headphones and join us as we explore the...
2023-04-1405 min
Decibel Overload#12 Ibanez Electric GuitarsJoin us on a journey through the world of Ibanez Guitars, a company that has been at the forefront of guitar design since 1957. From their early days as a Japanese importer of guitars to their current status as a global leader in guitar manufacturing, Ibanez has pushed the boundaries of guitar design and sound.
In this podcast, we'll explore the unique design features of Ibanez guitars, such as their thin, fast-playing necks and their cutting-edge pickups, which produce a range of tones that have become synonymous with genres like heavy metal and progressive rock. We'll also discuss the company's signature...
2023-04-0704 minTakiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 48 Skin ProblemsIn this podcast episode, we'll explore the often-overlooked relationship between autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and skin problems. We'll begin by discussing the prevalence of skin issues in individuals with ASD, including the types of conditions that are most commonly reported.
We'll then delve into the underlying causes of these skin problems, including the potential role of immune system dysregulation, environmental factors, and genetic factors. We'll also explore the potential impact of behavioral factors, such as sensory sensitivities and repetitive behaviors, on skin health in individuals with ASD.
Overall, this podcast will provide an overview of...
2023-04-0307 min
Decibel Overload#11 Gibson GuitarsJoin us on a journey through the rich history of Gibson Guitars, a company that has been shaping the sound of popular music since 1902. From blues to rock to country, Gibson guitars have been played by some of the most iconic musicians in the world, including Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, and B.B. King.
In this podcast, we'll explore the unique design features of Gibson guitars, such as their carved tops, set necks, and dual humbucker pickups, and the range of sounds they produce. We'll also delve into the company's evolution over the years, from their early acoustic instruments to...
2023-03-3107 min
Decibel Overload#10 ESP GuitarsJoin us on a sonic journey through the world of ESP Guitars, a company that has been at the forefront of metal guitar design for over 40 years. From their beginnings in Tokyo in 1975 to their global success today, ESP has been creating some of the most sought-after guitars in heavy metal and hard rock.
In this podcast, we'll explore the distinctive design features of ESP guitars, such as their "neck-thru-body" construction, and the range of tones they produce, from crystal-clear clean sounds to the heaviest of distortion. We'll also discuss the famous musicians who have used ESP guitars to create...
2023-03-2407 min
Decibel Overload#9 Fender GuitarsTake a journey with us through the history and enduring influence of Fender Guitars. Founded in 1946, Fender has been at the forefront of guitar innovation for over seven decades, creating some of the most iconic instruments in music history.
In this podcast, we'll explore the evolution of Fender guitars, from the classic Stratocaster to the legendary Telecaster, and everything in between. We'll delve into the design and construction of these guitars, as well as the unique sounds that have made them a favorite of musicians across genres.
Whether you're a seasoned guitarist or a music lover curious about the history...
2023-03-1705 minTakiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 47 Digestive IssuesIn this podcast episode, we'll explore the complex relationship between autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and digestive issues. We'll begin by discussing the prevalence of GI symptoms in individuals with ASD, including the types of symptoms that are most commonly reported.
We'll then delve into the underlying causes of these digestive issues, including how the gut-brain axis may play a role in the development of GI symptoms in individuals with ASD. We'll also discuss the potential impact of dietary and nutritional factors, as well as environmental factors such as antibiotic use and gut microbiome dysbiosis.
Overall...
2023-03-1413 min
Decibel Overload#8 Megadeth and Marty FriedmanWelcome to our podcast, where we'll be exploring the life and career of one of the most influential guitarists in the history of thrash metal, Marty Friedman. Friedman's technical prowess and melodic sensibility have earned him a place in the pantheon of heavy metal guitar heroes, and his work with Megadeth helped define the sound of the genre in the 1990s.
As lead guitarist of Megadeth from 1990 to 2000, Friedman played a pivotal role in the band's success, bringing his virtuosic playing style and innovative approach to songwriting to classics like "Countdown to Extinction" and "Youthanasia." In this podcast, we'll be...
2023-03-1005 minTakiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 46 Gut brain axisIn this podcast episode, we'll explore the fascinating relationship between the gut and the brain, known as the gut-brain axis, and its potential impact on autism spectrum disorder (ASD). We'll begin by examining the scientific evidence that supports the existence of this connection and how it works.
We'll then delve into the current research on the gut-brain axis in relation to ASD, discussing studies that have found evidence of altered gut microbiota and gut inflammation in individuals with ASD. We'll also explore the potential implications of these findings, including how they may relate to the behavioral and...
2023-03-0707 min
Decibel Overload#7 The Roots of Electric GuitarsIn this episode, we will tackle the roots of electric guitars.
2023-03-0306 minTakiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 45 Autism Challenges and SuccessAutism is not about the negatives... it's about the challenges and how individuals must deal with these challenges to achieve greater success in life.
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Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time. Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own time and space' This is a podcast about autism.
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2023-02-2411 minTakiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 44 High Level Autism Statistics?This episode is about autism statistics (very high-level estimates only).
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2023-02-2106 min
Decibel Overload#5 History of BluesWelcome!
Here, we dive into the roots and soul of this genre, exploring its rich history and the legends that have made it one of the most influential styles of music. From the Mississippi Delta to the Chicago clubs, we'll cover the iconic artists who have defined the genre and the impact they have had on popular music today. Join us as we take a journey through the blues, a genre that transcends time and culture, bringing together the soulful sounds of guitar, harmonica, and bluesy vocals. Whether you're a blues aficionado or new to the genre, our podcast is...
2023-02-1712 minTakiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 43 Autism and AspergersAutism and Asperger's are neurodevelopmental conditions that affect the way people communicate, socialize, and experience the world around them. Autism is a broad spectrum that encompasses a range of conditions, while Asperger's is a subtype of autism that is characterized by difficulties in social communication and interaction, as well as restricted and repetitive behaviors and interests.
Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time. Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own time and space' This is a podca...
2023-02-1412 min
Decibel Overload#4 History of Alternative RockHere we are again. Another episode, another history :)
2023-02-1007 minTakiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 42 Autism Spectrum Disorder vs Attention Deficit Hyperactivity DisorderExploring the difference between Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) vs Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time. Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own time and space' This is a podcast about autism.
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Decibel Overload#2 History of Rock n Roll... This is just to set the tone for this podcastHere is a short history of rock n roll... just to set the tone.
I am compelled to discuss this in the upcoming episodes before we go to the nitty and gritty...
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2023-02-0107 minTakiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 41 New year new you and new skillCatching up after Christmas and new year.
"New year new you, new skill." - for my autistic son. :)
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Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time. Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own time and space' This is a podcast about autism.
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2023-01-3008 min
Decibel Overload1 Decibel Overload IntroductionDecibel Overload:
It is used to express the relative loudness of a sound intended for music. When you overload such sound, it could potentially result in musical enlightenment as opposed to old beliefs of malfunction or failure.
2023-01-2403 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 40 $1.2B Special Education Overhaul?What's with the $1.2B Special Education overhaul?
https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/political/478933/overhaul-of-the-1-point-2-billion-special-education-system-announced
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Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time. Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own time and space' This is a podcast about autism.
https://takiwatanga.org.nz
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2022-12-0513 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 39 Meeting with Erica about EducationThis episode is a short discussion about the meeting I have attended where National Party talked about Immigration and Education. I was able to ask a couple of questions about education for Neuro diverse children. Please watch to learn about this.
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Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time. Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own time and space' This is a podcast about autism.
https://takiwatanga.org.nz
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2022-11-2812 minTakiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 38 The Daily Living SkillsThe daily living skills, in my view, is one of the most crucial topic that is not usually being discussed/talked about everyday because it sounds... cliché.
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Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time. Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own time and space' This is a podcast about autism.
https://takiwatanga.org.nz
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Support us by buying our merchandise here:
https://bit.ly/takiwatangamerch
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2022-11-1124 minTakiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 37 ORS 3rd Re-review submission updatesIn this episode I gave a glimpse about the 3rd re-review of our ORS application. IEP and safety concerns.
2022-10-3120 minTakiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 36 Disability Category and School Options - US setting (How about NZ settng?)This Episode is more of a reflection-ish type. I also talked about Disability category and school options (US perspective - My hunch tells me we do not have something similar here in New Zealand)... Here it is - just something to think about.
We have no guest today and perhaps for the next couple of weeks. I got hold up by me getting sick. I am just starting to get well...
Anyway, hope you still get some value out of it given I was just talking out of stock knowledge. lol
2022-10-1732 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 35 David CornerDavid Corner was the representative for international disability organisation Inclusion International for 12 years. During those years, he's been the voice for the Asia-Pacific region.
He is an IHC National Self-Advocacy Advisor. David is an amazing autistic person who has achieved a lot of things in life.
Listen to this latest episode as David talks about his journey of autism and how he was able to navigate life on his own lenses.
https://ihc.org.nz/strong-voices/david-corner-signs
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Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time. Takiwāta...
2022-10-1033 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 34 Yen TesoroYen is a Filipino migrant mum of 3. Her youngest child was diagnosed with autism and in this episode, we talked about her autism journey and shared some of her insights about autism and support available in Aotearoa.
She is an advocate of re-usable nappies.
"I want to bring a cost-effective solution to the masses, where each parent, regardless of financial status will be able to afford. We want you to have easy access to reusable nappies by offering cheaper options to jumpstart your journey. We want to show you how easy it is to use...
2022-10-0346 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 33 LloydLloyd was interviewed by Culture Connection host Jesil Cajes from Hutt City FM 106.7 about Autism and a parent's journey from diagnosis to navigating support available across Aotearoa.
One parent's journey is different from another. This discussion is just one of many experiences of autism families. Other autism parents will have different approach to support their whanau.
https://www.facebook.com/cultureconnectionnz/
http://huttcityfm.co.nz/
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Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time. Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/tōna a...
2022-09-261h 05
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 32 Paula TesorieroPaula Tesoriero is the new Chief Executive of Whaikaha (Ministry for the Disabled).
Given Paula's busy schedule as the new CE, we were fortunate to still get a few minutes of her time to talk about her vision of Whaikaha and what the future would look like for the autism community in Aotearoa (New Zealand). This is a sweet 14 minute-ish conversation with Paula Tesoriero.
https://whaikaha.govt.nz/
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Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time. Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/t...
2022-09-1914 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 31 Reflections about IHC, Culture Connection, and Success Stories of Parents and Autistic personReflections about IHC, Hutt City FM Culture Connection guesting, and episodes focusing more on Success of parents and autistic person in navigating life...
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Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time. Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own time and space' This is a podcast about autism.
https://takiwatanga.org.nz
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Support us by buying our merchandise here:
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2022-09-1315 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 30 Tania ThomasTania is the Director of Advocacy at IHC. She is an advocate for kaupapa Maori including advocating for the rights of people with disabilities.
This episode is a conversation about IHC's programmes and what services or support are available autism and the wider disability community.
https://ihc.org.nz/
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Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time. Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own time and space' This is a podcast about autism.
2022-09-0530 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 29 Bryan BettyBryan Betty is a practicing GP based in Cannons Creek in Porirua. The suburb is considered a high needs area in Porirua.
He was appointed as the Medical Director of the Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioner and was recently awarded with The New Zealand Order of Merit for his contributions to medical practice.
In this episode, Bryan talked about medications and prescriptions for ADHD and how the special authority helps in reducing/eliminating the waiting time between dosage reviews.
It was also emphasized during the discussion the importance of being honest wi...
2022-08-2931 minTakiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 28 Ministry of Education's Response to the 2nd ORS review assessment2nd review of ORS assessment was sent through and after a few months of waiting,,, tan ta-aran!
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Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time. Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own time and space' This is a podcast about autism.
https://takiwatanga.org.nz
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2022-08-2259 minTakiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 27 Prescriptions and Ministry of Education in AotearoaJust some thoughts around the recent episode with Suzi and some key takeaways from that discussion. I also talked about the response of the Ministry of Education with regards the podcast request I raised with the ministry to answer some ORS related questions.
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Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time. Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own time and space' This is a podcast about autism.
https://takiwatanga.org.nz
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2022-08-1526 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 26 Suzi B.Suzi is an amazing mum of 2. Her eldest son is diagnosed/assessed with Aspergers - ASD...
She talked about the side effects of Ritalin (an ADHD medication)and the potential devastating outcome if she has let her son continue to take it.
Join me in this episode to uncover these side effects and how she is managing her journey of autism.
This episode contains sensitive topics. Please respect the privacy of the guest. The intent of this episode is for parents/carers of autistic person to be aware of potential harm of medication s...
2022-08-081h 07Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 25 Takiwātanga Reflections for No. 21, No. 22, No. 23, and No. 24This episode is about my reflections with past episodes No. 21, No. 22, No. 23, and No. 24.
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Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time. Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own time and space' This is a podcast about autism.
https://takiwatanga.org.nz
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2022-08-0136 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 24 Minister Poto Williams | Whaikaha - Ministry for Disabled PeopleWhaikaha or The Ministry for the Disabled is the newly established Ministry that is said to give a voice to the disabled community in Aotearoa.
The new Minister, Poto Williams will be leading this new Ministry in pushing the new legislation (Accessibility Bill) in the parliament.
I was able to get some of her time to talk about what support and can the autism community and the wider disabled community expect from this newly created Ministry for the disabled - Whaikaha.
You can check Whaikaha here:
https://whaikaha.govt.nz/
2022-07-2532 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 23 Takiwātanga | Hutt Valley Riding for the Disabled with BronwynIn this episode, we are going to showcase how the Hutt Valley Riding for the Disabled is making a difference in the disabled community for over 40 years.
Their programmes for the disabled are EPIC!
You can check them out here:
https://www.hvrda.org.nz/
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Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time. Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own time and space' This is a podcast about autism.
https...
2022-07-1833 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 22 Hannah and Jess of Autism Clinic of Victoria University Wellington NZIn this episode, we have invited Hannah Waddington, she is a practising educational psychologist and an Early start Denver model therapist. We also have with us, Jessica Tupou, who is working with Hannah as an experienced ESDM therapist.
Hannah and Jess will give us some insights into what they do in the Autism Clinic at Victoria University of Wellington.
Autism Clinic | Victoria University, Wellington New Zealand:
https://www.wgtn.ac.nz/autism-clinic
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If you are a parent or carer, you can check out AS Detect here:
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2022-07-1138 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 21 Dane Dougan of Autism NZDane Dougan is the Chief Executive of Autism NZ. He has been the Autism New Zealand Chief Executive since 2013. Autism NZ has 16 branches across Aotearoa (New Zealand) serving the autism community.
Autism NZ Website:
https://autismnz.org.nz/
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Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time. Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own time and space' This is a podcast about autism.
https://takiwatanga.org.nz
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Support us b...
2022-07-0433 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 20 Takiwātanga | Financial Planning for your autism family By Ryan PlattHere is my take after watching the presentation "Financial Planning for your autism family By Ryan Platt". The presentation was held during the Autism Parenting Summit by Autism Parenting Magazine.
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Takiwātanga (Autism) with Lloyd I Am
Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time.
Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own time and space' This is a podcast about autism in New Zealand.
https://takiwatanga.org.nz
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2022-06-2716 min
One Knight in ProductYour Product is a Joke - How to use Improv Comedy Principles in Product Management (with Amogh Sarda, Co-founder @ Eesel)About the Episode
An interview with Amogh Sarda. Amogh is a former Atlassian and Intercom product manager turned company founder with Eesel, a company that aims to take the pain away from managing your documents. He's also a keen improv comedian, and believes there are similarities between how you create an improv skit and how you make a winning product.
We speak about a lot, including:
The story behind founding Eesel, how they're trying to make finding your own documents as easy as finding President Obama's shoe size, and whether they can save us from Slack...
2022-06-2635 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 19 Takiwātanga | Bullying prevention by Emily LovegroveHere is my take after watching the presentation "Bullying prevention by Emily Lovegrove". The presentation was held during the Autism Parenting Summit by Autism Parenting Magazine.
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Takiwātanga (Autism) with Lloyd I Am
Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time.
Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own time and space' This is a podcast about autism in New Zealand.
https://takiwatanga.org.nz
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Voice introduction f...
2022-06-2011 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 18 Takiwātanga | Giving autism parents Strategies to Revive Their MojoHere is my take after watching Debs Aspland present "Giving autism parents Strategies to Revive Their Mojo". The presentation was held during the Autism Parenting Summit by Autism Parenting Magazine.
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Takiwātanga (Autism) with Lloyd I Am
Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time.
Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own time and space' This is a podcast about autism in New Zealand.
https://takiwatanga.org.nz
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2022-06-1310 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 17 Takiwātanga | Dealing with Challenging BehavioursHere is my take after watching Angela West present "Dealing with Challenging Behaviours". The presentation was held during the Autism Parenting Summit by Autism Parenting Magazine.
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Takiwātanga (Autism) with Lloyd I Am
Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time.
Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own time and space' This is a podcast about autism in New Zealand.
https://takiwatanga.org.nz
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Voice introduc...
2022-06-0609 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 16 Takiwātanga | Functional Approach to AutismHere is my take after watching Rebecca Connick present "Functional Approach to Autism". The presentation was held during the Autism Parenting Summit by Autism Parenting Magazine.
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Takiwātanga (Autism) with Lloyd I Am
Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time.
Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own time and space' This is a podcast about autism in New Zealand.
https://takiwatanga.org.nz
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Voice introdu...
2022-05-3011 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 15 Takiwātanga | Preparing Your Child for the Real WorldHere is my take after watching Temple Grandin and Debra Moore present "Preparing Your Child for the Real World". The presentation was held during the Autism Parenting Summit by Autism Parenting Magazine.
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Takiwātanga (Autism) with Lloyd I Am
Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time.
Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own time and space' This is a podcast about autism in New Zealand.
https://takiwatanga.org.nz
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2022-05-2309 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 14 Takiwātanga | This is How the Ministry of Education in New Zealand Assesses an ORS application Part 2This episode talks about how I dissected an ORS application result piece by piece, line by line.
ORS (Ongoing Resourcing Scheme):
https://www.education.govt.nz/school/student-support/special-education/ors/
RS Criterion 8:
ttps://www.education.govt.nz/school/student-support/special-education/ors/criteria-for-ors/criterion-8-for-ors-high-needs-with-language-and-social/
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Takiwātanga (Autism) with Lloyd I Am
Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time.
Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own time...
2022-05-1644 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 13 Takiwātanga | This is How the Ministry of Education in New Zealand Assess an ORS application Part 1Here is Part 1 of what is ORS (Ongoing Resource Scheme)?
ORS (Ongoing Resourcing Scheme):
https://www.education.govt.nz/school/student-support/special-education/ors/
ORS Criterion 8: https://www.education.govt.nz/school/student-support/special-education/ors/criteria-for-ors/criterion-8-for-ors-high-needs-with-language-and-social/
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Takiwātanga (Autism) with Lloyd I Am
Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time.
Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own time and space' This is a podcast about autis...
2022-05-0922 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 12 Takiwātanga | For our next episodesWhat's up! What are we cooking for the next episodes?
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Takiwātanga (Autism) with Lloyd I Am
Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time.
Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own time and space' This is a podcast about autism in New Zealand.
https://takiwatanga.org.nz
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Voice introduction from Temple Grandin and from other amazing speakers from Ted X presentations. No intention of any copy...
2022-05-0209 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 11 Takiwātanga | Catch upCatching up...
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Takiwātanga (Autism) with Lloyd I Am
Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time.
Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own time and space' This is a podcast about autism in New Zealand.
https://takiwatanga.org.nz
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Voice introduction from Temple Grandin and from other amazing speakers from Ted X presentations. No intention of any copyright infringement.
Guy Shahar - The beau...
2022-04-2311 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 10 Takiwātanga | Kick off for the succeeding episodesThis is a kick off episode to summarize key take away from Autism Parenting Summit from Autism Parenting Magazine. www.autismparentingmagazine.com
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Takiwātanga (Autism) with Lloyd I Am
Love not cure. Exploring autism one strength at a time.
Takiwātanga is the Te Reo Māori for autism. From 'tōku/tōna anō takiwā' - 'my/his/her own time and space' This is a podcast about autism in New Zealand.
https://takiwatanga.org.nz
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Voice introduction from Temple Grandin and fro...
2022-04-1308 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 9 Takiwātanga | Sensory Processing Day 4 - Target Behaviour and Mind MapHere is a summary of Day 4 of Sensory Processing Training held at Child Development Services Hutt DHB. This is all about target behaviours and mind map.
Voice introduction from Temple Grandin and from other amazing speakers from Ted X presentations. No intention of any copyright infringement here.
TedX:
Guy Shahar - The beautiful reality of autism
Chris Varney - How my unstoppable mother proved the experts wrong
Zachary Betz - The benefits of autism
Temple Grandin - Speaking to an audience
2022-03-2819 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 8 Takiwātanga | Sensory Processing Day 3 - All about BehavioursHere is a summary of Day 3 of Sensory Processing Training held at Child Development Services Hutt DHB. This is all about behaviours.
Voice introduction from Temple Grandin and from other amazing speakers from Ted X presentations. No intention of any copyright infringement here.
TedX:
Guy Shahar - The beautiful reality of autism
Chris Varney - How my unstoppable mother proved the experts wrong
Zachary Betz - The benefits of autism
Temple Grandin - Speaking to an audience
2022-03-2112 min
Talking Tech with Elise Kennedy - TTWEKAmogh Sarda, Co-Founder - eeselIn our weekly technology start-up podcast, analyst Elise Kennedy hosts Amogh Sarda, Co-founder of eesel.eesel lets you search for all your work across the tools you use, bringing it all together in one place. If you have ever thought, "where did I see that document/email/datapoint?", eesel allows you to navigate quickly through folders to open the document you were looking for, without the need to browse through multiple drives and folders. eesel's customers include LinkedIn, Atlassian, Help Scout, Indeed and Intercom.In this podcast, we discuss the company, industry, competitive landscape and strategies for growth.
2022-03-1820 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 7 Takiwātanga | Sensory Processing Day 2Here is a summary of Day 2 of Sensory Processing Training held at Child Development Services Hutt DHB.
Voice introduction from Temple Grandin and from other amazing speakers from Ted X presentations. No intention of any copyright infringement here.
TedX:
Guy Shahar - The beautiful reality of autism
Chris Varney - How my unstoppable mother proved the experts wrong
Zachary Betz - The benefits of autism
Temple Grandin - Speaking to an audience
2022-03-1421 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 6 Takiwātanga | Sensory Processing Introduction Day 1Here is a summary of Day 1 of Sensory Processing Training held at Child Development Services.
Voice introduction from Temple Grandin and from other amazing speakers from Ted X presentations. No intention of any copyright infringement here.
TedX:
Guy Shahar - The beautiful reality of autism
Chris Varney - How my unstoppable mother proved the experts wrong
Zachary Betz - The benefits of autism
Temple Grandin - Speaking to an audience
2022-03-0720 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 5 Takiwātanga | Exploring Autism TrainingWhat to learn from Exploring Autism training.
Voice introduction from Temple Grandin and from other amazing speakers from Ted X presentations. No intention of any copyright infringement here.
TedX:
Guy Shahar - The beautiful reality of autism
Chris Varney - How my unstoppable mother proved the experts wrong
Zachary Betz - The benefits of autism
Temple Grandin - Speaking to an audience
2022-02-2816 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 4 Takiwātanga | Where it all beganThis episode is is a short backstory of where out journey of autism begun.
Voice introduction from Temple Grandin and from other amazing speakers from Ted X presentations.
No intention of any copyright infringement here. TedX: Guy Shahar - The beautiful reality of autism Chris Varney - How my unstoppable mother proved the experts wrong Zachary Betz - The benefits of autism Temple Grandin - Speaking to an audience
2022-02-2113 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 3 Takiwātanga | The Ratbag Jeweler with Tina and MackenzieThis episode is about the story of the Ratbag Jeweler.
How a person with Aspergers is thriving by focusing on doing what he loves.
Voice introduction from Temple Grandin and from other amazing speakers from Ted X presentations. No intention of any copyright infringement here.
TedX:
Guy Shahar - The beautiful reality of autism
Chris Varney - How my unstoppable mother proved the experts wrong
Zachary Betz - The benefits of autism
Temple Grandin - Speaking to an audience
2022-02-1424 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 2 Takiwātanga | The Origin Story with Keri OpaiThis is an interview with Keri Opai. The man behind the Māori word for autism.
Takiwātanga means "His/her/my own time and space."
Voice introduction from Temple Grandin and from other amazing speakers from Ted X presentations. No intention of any copyright infringement here.
TedX:
Guy Shahar - The beautiful reality of autism
Chris Varney - How my unstoppable mother proved the experts wrong
Zachary Betz - The benefits of autism
Temple Grandin - Speaking to an audience
2022-02-0724 min
Takiwātanga (Autism) ExperienceNo. 1 Takiwātanga | The introductionAn introduction to Takiwātanga Love not Cure.
*Voiced introduction from Temple Grandin and from other amazing speakers from TedX presentations. No intention of any copyright infringement here.
TedX:
Guy Shahar - The beautiful reality of autism
Chris Varney - How my unstoppable mother proved the experts wrong
Zachary Betz - The benefits of autism
Temple Grandin - Speaking to an audience
2022-01-3112 min