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The Visible(ish) PodcastNeurodivergent Family Life & Thriving as a Neurodivergent Parent | Madeline Woolgar | Ep. 20Neurodivergent Family Life & Thriving as a Neurodivergent Parent | Madeline Woolgar | Ep. 20In this powerful episode of The Visible(ish)™ Podcast, host Melissa Howard speaks with ADHD expert and neurodiversity consultant Madeline Woolgar about building a business while raising neurodivergent children. Madeline shares her journey from working directly with children to supporting parents worldwide, especially during the challenging pandemic pivot that forced her to rebuild 75% of her business overnight.Discover practical strategies for understanding your neurodivergent child's needs, creating a communication-friendly home environment, and designing a business that works with your unique brain wiring rat...
2025-10-091h 04
Mother's Guide Through AutismTackling Behavior Issues of Your Autistic ChildSend us a textIn this super helpful compilation episode on behavior issues, we put together the best advice we got from the 3 experts we had on our podcast. This episode includes topics on:- social skills- meltdowns and their triggers- toilet training- reasons kids hit- and more!You can listen to the original episode below:No More Meltdowns with Dr. Jed Bakerhttps://www.mothersguidethroughautism.com/podcast/episode-26Autism Logistics - How to Work with Challenging Behaviors...
2023-10-151h 21Mother's Guide Through AutismHow to Reduce Daily Battles with Your Child with Madeleine WoolgarSend us a textIn this week's wonderfully helpful episode, Brigitte interviews Madeleine Woolgar, a speaker and parent coach to talk about how parents can reduce daily battles with their children. Madeleine began to work with families with children on the spectrum over ten years ago. Her work focuses on shifting the moms' mindset so they can go from guilt-ridden and stressed out to creative and clear-thinking and better able to take care of all that they need for their child. Madeleine talks about the common daily battles that parents engage in with th...
2021-07-0756 min
Reclaiming MUMBecoming a calm and confident mum with Madeleine WoolgarIn this week’s episode, I’m chatting with the wonderful Madeleine Woolgar. Madeleine is a parent coach, known as the strong-willed child whisperer. She supports busy mums to reduce their child’s more challenging behaviours (from tantrums to hitting/kicking/biting) and to be the calm, confident mum they’d most like to be. Madeleine equips mums with heart-led strategies and mindset tools to reduce the trickier moments as well as nurturing the mum's relationship with their child and their mental wellbeing. She knows how vital it is not just to give mums strategies, but to h...
2021-06-0737 minMother's Guide Through Autism3 Mom Guilt Myths You Need to Debunk with Madeleine WoolgarSend us a textIn this week's wonderfully enlightening episode, Brigitte interviews Madeleine Woolgar, a speaker and coach, who helps moms go from burned-out to energized and clear. Madeleine began to work with families over ten years ago and has worked internationally in home-based play therapy programs. While having the honor of living with these tenacious, loving families, she saw that the best way to help these children was to support the parents (who are doing so much supporting themselves). Madeleine empowers and supports parents through both mindset work and self-care so that...
2020-07-231h 09
Conversations avec un article#3 - Comment sont fabriqués les robots ?Conversations avec...un article. C'est 10-15 minutes où je rends compte d'un article scientifique récent paru dans une revue en sciences humaines et sociales.
Épisode 3 : Comment sont fabriqués les robots dans les laboratoires de recherche ?
L'article original :
Björn Fischer, Britt Östlund et Alexander Peine, "Of robots and humans: Creating user representations in practice", Social Studies of Science, février 2020.
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Les autres références universitaires citées :
**Sur la notion de "script"** :
- Madeleine Akrich, “Comment décrire les objets techniques ?”, Techniques et culture, 9, 1987, p. 49–64.
- Thierry Bardini, August T. Horvath, "The Social Construction of the Personal Computer...
2020-05-0215 min