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Leta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Breaking the Stigma: Disability, Lived Experience & ADA Accessibility with Daniel Hodges (Part 1)Send us Fan MailWhat does it take to make a business ADA accessible? Why is it almost always easier than people think? In this episode, Amanda and Leta welcome Daniel Hodges, JD, President and Co-Founder of Peaces of Me Foundation, in the first of a multi-part series.Daniel lives with blindness and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and brings both his personal experience and professional expertise to help organizations move from good intentions to genuine inclusion. From parking lots to fluorescent lighting to building codes, Daniel and Amanda break down the real, practical side of accessibility — and wh...
2026-04-2151 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Are We Ruining Youth Sports? Over-Scheduling, Burnout & Letting Kids Be KidsSend us Fan MailAmanda and Leta tackle a topic close to home: the growing pressure on young kids to be perfect athletes and performers before they've even learned to love the game. From dance competitions costing families $45,000 a year to college scouts showing up at peewee football games, something has gone seriously wrong. This episode is a candid, funny, and passionate conversation about burnout, bad parenting incentives, and why fun should always come first — in dance, sports, and life.Follow Leta on Instagram: @letatapstylesLearn more about the nonprofit dance studio for au...
2026-04-1446 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Kenneth Mims on Building Schools with Love for Neurodivergent KidsSend us Fan MailKenneth Mims, founder of NERC (Neurodiversity Education Research Center) and author of "The Mother's Guide to Autism," joins Amanda and Leta to talk about what's broken in autism education — and what love, science, and smaller learning environments can fix. From his journey as a physics teacher discovering autism through a strength-based lens, to founding a private STEM school for neurodivergent students in Phoenix, Ken shares why parents are the real experts, why IEPs often fail families, and how research can drive real change. Plus, Leta weighs in on therapists, geologists, and why scientists ha...
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2026-03-1630 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Unboxing the New ASAN Barbie with LetaSend us Fan MailWe’re back with new episodes! And we’re kicking it off with Mattel’s new Autistic Barbie (made with ASAN!) We literally ran to Target to grab one of the last ones. This episode is... well, it's exactly what happens when you hand an autistic 14-year-old a Barbie doll with packaging that was NOT designed for Leta’s fine motor skill issues and add Amanda’s ADHD attempts to talk.Watch Leta struggle with the weirdly-shaped box (seriously, why is it shaped like that?!) while we talk about why this kind of re...
2026-01-1344 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Live on Giving Tuesday: Amanda & Leta Raise Support for Autistic Wings Dance CompanySend us Fan MailThis episode was recorded live during our Giving Tuesday fundraiser for Autistic Wings Dance Company! Join co-hosts Leta (founder of Autistic Wings) and Amanda (CEO of Autistic Wings) as they share stories, discuss the impact of Autistic Wings, quickly talk about the upcoming Medicaid cuts, and rally support for an incredible cause.In this episode:Learn about the mission and programs of Autistic Wings Dance CompanyHear about our upcoming golf tournament—and help us choose the perfect name! Vote by donating the right amount for the name you want to se...
2025-12-0232 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Behind the Tap: Golf, Grit & Giving – Autistic Wings Fundraiser SpecialSend us Fan MailJoin hosts Leta Rundell and Amanda Trisdale for a special episode celebrating the launch of Leta’s latest tap dance video—filmed on the beautiful greens of Antler Creek Golf Course! This episode drops alongside Autistic Wings Dance Company’s Colorado Gives fundraising campaign, supporting inclusive dance opportunities for autistic dancers.Go behind the scenes with exclusive stories, bloopers, and heartfelt moments as Leta shares her journey as a 14-year-old nonprofit founder, dancer, and advocate. Discover how you can help us reach our fundraising goals and make a difference for neurodiverse dancer...
2025-11-1132 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Tap Tuesday: Theater Superstitions & Neurodivergent Stories with Leta and AmandaSend us Fan MailThis Tap Tuesday, Amanda and Leta dig into the wild world of theater superstitions, backstage myths, and ghost stories—through the lens of autism, ADHD, and neurodivergent life.We share our favorite superstitions, explore why these traditions matter for neurodivergent performers, and swap real backstage stories from the world of tap dance and theater.Support our community! Leta and her teenaged coworker, Faith, are in a friendly competition against the Autistic Wings Board of Directors to see who can bring in the most donors. The teens really want to wi...
2025-10-2154 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Accessibility On Stage: Accommodations, Autism, and Theatre Superstitions with LetaSend us Fan MailJoin Amanda and Leta as they explore accessibility, accommodations, and the quirky superstitions of theatre life—from ghost lights to stage manager lore. Discover what it’s like to perform as a neurodivergent dancer and how tradition shapes the stage.🌐 Learn more: https://www.letatapstyles.com 💃 Leta’s Dance Studio: https://www.autisticwingsdancecompany.org 🎙️ Want to be a guest? Send Amanda Trisdale a message on PodMatch: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/letastapstylesguest
2025-10-1438 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Behind the Tap Shoes: Autism, Dance, and Filming with LetaSend us Fan Mail Go behind the scenes with Leta and Amanda as they share what it’s like to film a tap dance video as an autistic teen. From sensory challenges to creative breakthroughs, discover the real stories behind the tap shoes.Follow Leta onInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/letatapstylesYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@letatapstylesDonate to Leta's nonprofit dance studio at https://onecau.se/_bt8p21Learn more about Autistic Wings Dance Company at https://www.autisticwingsdancecompany.org
2025-09-3031 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Moving Boxes, Tap Shoes, and Golf Clubs?Send us Fan MailThis week on Leta’s Tap Styles and My Autistic Life, Amanda and Leta go behind the scenes as they navigate the chaos of moving houses, recording Tap Tuesday episodes on the fly, and keeping their nonprofit dance studio, Autistic Wings Dance Company, running strong.Hear about Leta’s new promo shoot for Autistic Wings, the hilarious challenge of learning to golf in dance shoes, and the real-life moments that don’t always make it into the final cut. Expect honest conversation about neurodivergence, plenty of laughs, and a peek into the un...
2025-08-2021 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Wings of Hope: Leta's Story & Urgent FundraiserSend us Fan MailThis isn’t just another episode. It’s a call for help. Autistic Wings Dance Company has given Leta and so many others a place to belong, to move, and to be seen. Now, that safe space is at risk of closing its doors.Listen as Leta shares what Autistic Wings means to her, and why your support matters now more than ever. If you believe in the power of community, inclusion, and the arts, please join us in keeping this dream alive.Support Autistic Wings: • Donate...
2025-08-0643 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Tap, Survive, Repeat Leta’s Guide for Neurodiverse Dancers at Big EventsSend us Fan MailTune in as Leta shares her personal strategies for navigating the high-energy, sensory-rich world of tap festivals. These spaces are designed with neurotypical dancers in mind, not neurodiverse autistic dancers. From finding quiet corners to using headphones and building connections with supportive friends, Leta opens up about what it takes to not just survive but truly enjoy these vibrant events as a neurodiverse dancer. This conversation isn’t about changing the festival. It’s about celebrating the unique ways neurodiverse dancers can enter spaces not meant for autistic dancers and make their own way...
2025-07-3042 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Leta's Autistic Guide to Surviving A Hollywood Tap Video ShootSend us Fan MailJoin Leta—autistic dancer and tap queen—as she shares her quirky, upbeat guide to surviving a Hollywood video shoot! From sensory challenges (socks, wires, and costumes!) to snack hacks and set chaos, Leta dishes out real talk and laughter for dancers, creatives, and anyone who loves a behind-the-scenes adventure.Ready to tap into the fun? Check out more: Website: letatapstyles.com Support Autistic Wings Dance Company: Fundraiser LinkWant to be a guest? Apply via PodMatch (Leta’s Tap Styles is part of the PodMatch Podcast Network...
2025-07-2331 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Leta's Guide to Surviving Planes and Panic (And Hiding Stuffies from Mom)Send us Fan MailStep into the world of Leta, autistic tap dancer and founder of Autistic Wings Dance Company, as she prepares to fly out to LA. In “Leta's Guide to Surviving Planes and Panic (And Hiding Stuffies from Mom),” Leta shares her real-life strategies for navigating airports, managing sensory overload, and keeping her beloved stuffies close (even when Mom’s not looking). With humor, honesty, and a dancer’s determination, this episode offers a heartfelt glimpse into traveling with autism, the importance of routines and comfort items, and the joy of bringing a little tap-dancing spirit w...
2025-07-1630 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Christmas In July: So Danca Sent Leta a PackageSend us Fan MailWhat happens when your favorite dancewear company sends you a Christmas Present in July? A pair custom designed with an autistic flair? You do a podcast all about how cool the shoes are! Join us as Amanda and Leta share the excitement, talk about the design, and discuss what makes these shoes so special.If you want your own autistic themed tap shoes, contact LeAnn Kay at Styles in Motion: https://stylesinmotionllc.com/Want to be a guest on Leta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)? Send Amanda Trisdale...
2025-07-0930 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Join Leta at Hollywood TapFest for Tap Dance, Cake, and Good VibesSend us Fan MailJoin Leta at Hollywood TapFest for tap dance, cake, and good vibes! In this episode of “Leta’s Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life),” Leta and Amanda share festival stories, backstage laughs, and all the excitement of the tap community. Whether you’re a dancer, a fan, or just love a good festival story, you’ll find something to enjoy.Learn all about Hollywood TapFest, register for this year's festival, or sign up to be the first to know about future festivals by visiting https://www.hollywoodtapfest.com/To see the St...
2025-07-0239 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Headphones On, Dancing Beyond: Leta’s Journey Through Accommodations and AcceptanceSend us Fan MailJoin us this week as Leta shares how headphones, a very simple accommodation, help her navigate anxiety and find the strength to perform —both in the stage and beyond. From performance jitters to everyday challenges, discover the power of understanding, support, and a good pair of headphones. Whether you’re a dancer, parent, or advocate, this episode offers inspiration and real talk about neurodiversity, self-advocacy, and the little things that make a big difference.Want to be a guest on Leta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)? Send Amanda Trisdale a mess...
2025-06-1826 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Ruffles, Rants, and Sensory Wins: Dancing Through Leta's Favorite Recital CostumesSend us Fan MailGet ready for ruffles, rants, and sensory wins as only Leta can do! In this episode, Leta and Amanda count down Leta’s top three recital costumes based off Leta’s Sensory Issues—sharing laughs, stories, and what makes a costume truly sensory-friendly for Leta. Whether you love dance, live with sensory issues, or just want a peek behind the curtain of dancing with autism, this one’s for you!Want to be a guest on Leta's Tap Styles? Send Amanda Trisdale a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdeta...
2025-06-0444 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Behind the Tap: Tales from the Set of SoleTalk’s “PJ & Rooster” ShootSend us Fan MailJoin us in this entertaining episode as Leta and Amanda explore the creative chaos behind the latest SoleTalk video choreographed by Chloe Arnold, famously known for 'Syncopated Ladies.' Leta goes a step further and uses her imagination, turning this brief video into a full-length feature film in her head. The conversation is filled with laughter, anecdotes about being part of SoleTalk while navigating autism and ADHD, behind-the-scenes stories from the set, and wild brainstorming sessions for a movie plot involving their dancing friends. A must-watch for dance enthusiasts, creatives, and anyone who...
2025-05-281h 04Leta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Sensory Issues and Dance Costumes: My Top Five Most Hated Dance CostumesSend us Fan MailIn this episode of the Leta’s Tap Styles Podcast, Leta and Amanda look at Leta’s Five Least Favorite Costumes, and the roll Leta’s complex sensory issues had on the list. They discuss the lack of understanding and knowledge most dance teachers have about sensory issues, and how those can affect a dancer’s ability to perform onstage. They touch on the challenges faced by autistic kids in traditional dance environments, emphasizing the importance of understanding the spectrum of sensory sensitivities. The episode also delves into Leta's personal experiences with various recital...
2025-05-1448 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)The Silent Struggle Within: Navigating Imposter Syndrome in DanceSend us Fan MailIn this episode, Amanda and Leta delve into the complexities of Imposter Syndrome, and how it often affects dance students. They discuss how dance is often touted as a confidence booster for children, yet many dancers, including Leta, struggle with feelings of not belonging, not being perfect, and wanting to hide in the shadows. Tears are mixed with dark humor as they dive deep into Leta’s personal struggles with imposter syndrome.Want to come on the show to talk about tap dancing, dance, autism, or neurodivergency? Check out our profile on...
2025-05-0749 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Everyone Can Dance: Autism, Inclusivity and DanceSend us Fan MailIn this episode of Leta’s Tap Styles, we talk about how anyone can dance. It doesn’t matter who you are, you can dance. We talk a bit about some of those people who were told they couldn’t dance or sing, or play a guitar. Yet they became some of the biggest names in the entertainment industry. We also thank Autistic Wings Dance Company’s April Donors and Supporters. And we finally get to tell the world that So Danca is one of the studio’s supporters! We end with a call for e...
2025-04-3038 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Dancing Through Life with Autism: with insights from April RatchfordSend us Fan MailIn this episode of the Leta’s Tap Styles podcast, we welcome “Friend of the Podcast” April Ratchford. April brings her knowledge as an occupational therapist, as an autistic person, and as the mother of an autistic child to the table. (He will always be her child, even if he is now an adult.) Together with Leta's personal experiences - and a few mic drops - we discuss who gets to decide what an autistic person's limitations are, and why acceptance is accommodations, not ignoring autistic limitations exist.As always, when April...
2025-04-2359 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)The Power of Therapy Dogs: Enhancing Education and Reducing StressSend us Fan MailIn this episode of Leta’s Tap Styles Podcast, host Leta and her mom, Amanda, discuss the impact of therapy dogs in educational settings with Dr. Barbara Vokatis, half of an amazing therapy dog team, and a professor of Education. They explore the differences between therapy dogs, service dogs, and emotional support animals. Dr. Barb shares unique experiences of including her dog, Carmel, in classroom activities, enhancing learning and reducing stress among children. The conversation also delves into potential applications of therapy dogs in dance studios and other environments, stressing the importance of cr...
2025-04-1957 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)The Spin of Eye Dominance: Understanding Neurodiversity in DanceSend us Fan MailIn this episode of the Leta’s Tap Styles podcast, Leta and Amanda discuss the challenges and experiences involving eye dominance in dance, specifically addressing the left eye dominance and its impact on performing pirouettes. They explore the neurodiversity within dance studios, the importance of tailored accommodations, and the misunderstandings faced by autistic individuals. The episode also touches on the significance of supportive environments, individual preferences like favorite Pokémon and characters from My Little Pony, and the need for better training for educators working with neurodiverse students. Additionally, they highlight the unique asp...
2025-04-1648 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Demystifying Autism: A Conversation with Autism Advocate Sam MitchellSend us Fan MailIn this heartfelt episode of the Leta’s Tap Styles Podcast, host Leta and her mom welcome Sam, an autism advocate a podcaster, and the brain behind 'Autism Rocks and Rolls.' They discuss common misconceptions about autism, the struggles and strengths of autistic individuals, and the importance of creating inclusive spaces. Sam shares his experiences growing up with autism, the therapies that helped him, and the challenges he faced. They also talk about Leta’s nonprofit dance studio for autistic people and the need for greater awareness and acceptance. This episode is a can...
2025-04-1254 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)The Autistic Dancer: Understanding, Acceptance, and AwarenessSend us Fan MailIn this episode of 'Leta's Tap Styles', Leta and Amanda delve into their personal experiences with autism, focusing on how it defines their identity. They discuss how well-meaning people will often ignore that someone is autistic, using the phrase “I don’t see autism.” They discuss the misconceptions surrounding acceptance (especially when it comes to claiming acceptance is ignoring autism and the limitations autistic people face), the importance of true acknowledgment, and the necessity of accommodations. Highlighting their dance studio experiences, they recount the challenges of masking, the misunderstandings by teachers, and the emotio...
2025-04-0942 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Dance, Dogs, and Derpy on the RanchSend us Fan MailThis week features Leta discussing her latest video and photo shoot, and how autism does or does not affect her ability to handle shoots. Leta also discusses her experiences dancing and interacting with animals. The conversation covers various subjects including filming for her tap dance career, how she manages sensory issues, and why she isn’t afraid of doing improv. Leta also shares her encounters with the “Not Hollywood” trained farm dogs during a video shoot on her grandfather's farm. (Along with a discussion about how cool the farm dogs are, and how fluffy...
2025-04-0232 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Kerie Logan on Parenting and the Power of AuthenticitySend us Fan MailIn this episode, host Leta and her mom welcome guest Kerie Logan, a therapist, empowerment specialist, podcast host, and parent of an autistic child with PDA (Pathological Demand Avoidance). They delve into topics such as autism, masking, the importance of parental understanding, and how technical difficulties impacted their recording session. Carrie shares personal experiences and professional advice on diagnosing autism, managing masking behaviors, and the significance of creating supportive environments for neurodivergent individuals. The conversation also critiques traditional approaches like ABA therapy and emphasizes the value of being authentic. C...
2025-03-2147 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Each Step Speaks: Communication, Autism, and the Dance of LifeSend us Fan MailIn this episode of Leta's Tap Styles podcast, Leta and Amanda host guest Mario Wissa, who shares his journey from Cairo, Egypt to the United States, his diverse professional background, and his passion for communication. The discussion delves into the challenges and nuances of communication, and how it is different for each and every individual. Mario takes some time to question Leta about her communication preferences, and discusses how little things like asking others how they communicate can help build bridges. Leta shares her creative projects, including clay artworks and the Lego polybag...
2025-03-081h 15Leta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Beyond the Mask: Teaching Dance AuthenticallySend us Fan MailIn this engaging conversation, Amanda and Leta discuss the intersection of autism and the dance studio. They focus on the importance of true authenticity and the detrimental effects of masking. They explore the challenges faced by autistic dancers in traditional dance environments, the role of teachers in fostering inclusivity, modeling true authenticity to their students, and the impact of generational trauma on perceptions of both physical and “hidden” limitations. (Such as physical disabilities, dyslexia, autism, and other disabilities.)Leta and Amanda emphasize the need for supportive spaces where everyone – dance teachers and da...
2025-03-0549 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Diverse Beats: Life’s Dance Through NeurodiversitySend us Fan MailIn this heartwarming and informative episode of 'Leta Tap Styles', hosts Leta and Amanda welcome Dr. Kristen Williamson, a licensed professional counselor with a PhD in Behavioral Health Management. Join them as they discuss living with autism and ADHD and how it affects their every day life. Come along as they share personal stories, the challenges of masking behaviors, and the unique experiences of military families. Shared anecdotes provide insights into the struggles and triumphs of managing neurodiverse conditions.Places you can find Dr Kristen Williamsonhttps://www.tiktok...
2025-03-0157 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)The Pallet Cleanser Epsiode: A Little Bit of FluffSend us Fan MailJoin Leta and Amanda on this week’s “Tap Tuesday” where they take a break from serious topics and discuss a little bit of fluff and toss in a breakdown of Chloe Arnold's choreography. You'll get a glimpse of their fun interactions, quirky discussions, and spontaneous moments. They also touch upon special events coming up, like the Hollywood and DC Tap Fests, and Leta’s admiration for her mentor, choreographer Chloe Arnold. Special mention of Aaron Watson, Leta's favorite singer of all times, liking Leta's dance video on Instagram adds a personal touch to the e...
2025-02-2627 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Redefining Education and Inclusion with Dr. Bibi PirayeshSend us Fan MailIn this episode of Leta Tap Styles podcast, guest Dr. Bibi Pirayesh, an educational therapist and adjunct faculty at Pepperdine University, joins us to discuss neurodiversity as a social justice. Especially when it comes to the needs of neurodiverse students in the world of education. Leta shares her personal experience with dance teachers. Dr. Bibi emphasizes the need to see neurodiversity as a social justice issue. She also discusses the need to critique the educational system's neurotypical structures. The conversation delves into the challenges faced by neurodivergent individuals, the importance of inclusive teaching...
2025-02-2251 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)How Masking Impacts the Autistic Dance StudentSend us Fan MailIn this episode of the Leta’s Tap Styles, Leta and Amanda discuss the lifelong impacts of masking on autistic dancers. They discuss how dance studio owners and teachers – while well meaning – often cause harm by not understanding what masking is, how it manifests itself, and the physical and emotional harm masking causes. Even the most “inclusive” space seems to demand that their autistic dancers mask in order to make the studio owners and dance teachers not feel uncomfortable.Amanda and Leta share personal stories of when they were forced by adults to...
2025-02-1946 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Sticks and Stones: Teachers Inability to Understand Leaves Lasting ConsequencesSend us Fan MailThis week, thirteen years old co-host, Leta, gets a bit personal as she discusses how her dance teachers words left deep wounds. Coming at the discussion from her invisible hip issues, Leta and Amanda discuss how dance teachers never fully understood how Leta's hip works. They talk about how dance teachers inability to fully comprehend the extent of Leta's hip problems have led to issues; from pushing Leta to the point of Leta hurting her hip again, to convincing Leta she will never be able to dance. Even the love and acceptance from...
2025-02-1239 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Chloe Arnold's Syncopated Ladies 2025 Concert Tour ReviewSend us Fan MailChloe Arnold's Synco;ated Ladies have officially kicked off their 2025 Concert Tour. Join Amanda and Leta as they give their review of the two shows they watched. (Greeley on Feb 1st and Lone Tree on Feb 2nd.)Get your tickets - or let the Ladies know where they shoulg go next - by visiting https://www.syncopatedladies.comHelp Chloe and Maud keep tap dance alive for the next generation by donating at https://www.chloeandmaudfoundation.org/donateVisit our website for more information about Leta, Amanda...
2025-02-0529 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)The Magic of Gene Kelly and Jerry the Mouse: A Choreography BreakdownSend us Fan MailOn this week's "Tap Tuesday", Leta and Amanda breakdown the iconic Gene Kelly and Jerry the Mouse duet from "Anchors Away" (1945).Then, Leta and Amanda talk about what tap dancing means to Leta. The conversation transitions into the nonprofit dance studio Leta founded, Autistic Wings Dance Company. They discuss that the fact that Autistic Wings Dance Company has outgrown its current home. They talk about the studio's current fundraiser, 350 in 365, where they are hoping to raise enough money to pay the rent on a new, larger studio space.To...
2025-01-2944 minLeta's Tap Styles (And My Autistic Life)Skiing, Climbing, and Living Beyond Labels: a conversation with Robert and Ryan DelanaSend us Fan MailIn this episode of 'Leta's Tap Styles,' Leta and Amanda welcome Rob and Ryan Delana. We chat a bit about everyone's experiences dealing with neurodivergent diagnosises, and discuss what hasn't quite changed about the way we look at people who are different.. Then, Ryan shares his journey from being a misunderstood child with various diagnoses to becoming a successful skier and rock climbing guide. We talk about the importance of allowing children the freedom to explore their interests.We also discuss how parents need to trust themselves, and r...
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