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Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast37. The Slippery Slope Fallacy & How It Shows Up When Supporting Autistic Students Grab your ticket to Coaching Week: Unlearning Control HERE! In this episode, Nicole Casey explores the slippery slope fallacy, particularly in the context of child-led therapy and autism support. She discusses how the fear of losing control can lead to compliance-based approaches that hinder genuine connection and learning. By challenging these misconceptions, Nicole advocates for a more relationship-centered approach that honors children's autonomy while maintaining necessary boundaries. Through personal anecdotes and professional insights, she emphasizes the importance of rethinking rules and understanding the true nature of learning and communication. takeaways The slippery slope fallacy is a cognitive distortion that assumes on...
2026-01-2750 min
CEO PSYCHE"We don't f*ck with people's money." | Integrity, Ethics & the Responsibility of Transformation ft. Dr. Nicole Woodard | 296In this episode, Jen Casey is joined by Dr. Nicole Woodard to have a candid, behind-the-scenes conversation about what real integrity looks like in modern online business —especially in coaching, certifications, and transformational work. What we share here is rooted in lived experience, hard decisions, and moments where integrity cost us more in the short term, but protected trust, relationships, and impact in the long term. Together, Jen and Nicole unpack the ethical responsibilities that come with working with people's money, nervous systems, identities, and life transitions... especially as AI, automation, and scale reshape the on...
2026-01-201h 02Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast36. Is Push-In Therapy Best Practice for Autistic Kids? Grab the free Rubric Quickstart here! In this episode, Nicole Casey delves into the ongoing debate between pull-out and push-in therapy for autistic students in school settings. Drawing from her extensive experience, she discusses the effectiveness of both models, emphasizing the importance of individualized approaches and collaboration with teachers. Nicole shares personal anecdotes that highlight the impact of classroom environments on therapy outcomes and advocates for systemic changes to better support educators and students alike. The conversation encourages professionals to speak up and engage in meaningful discussions to improve therapy practices. Takeaways
2026-01-2038 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast35. The Use of Control in Autistic Support Join the waitlist for my upcoming coaching week: Unlearning Control! In this episode, Nicole Casey discusses the harmful effects of control in supporting autistic children, particularly through the lens of instructional control. She emphasizes the importance of building genuine relationships rather than relying on manipulative tactics that prioritize compliance over connection. Through personal anecdotes and critical analysis of common practices, Nicole advocates for a shift towards a child-led approach that fosters trust and autonomy. Takeaways: The episode addresses the harmful effects of control in autism support. Nicole emphasizes the need for genuine relationships over manipulation. Instructional control is framed as a...
2026-01-1340 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast34. Better Goal Writing Begins With Our Mindset (It's Not Woo!)Grab the FREE Quickstart to Rubric-Goal Writing resource here! In this conversation, Nicole Casey discusses her journey with goal writing, particularly for autistic students. She shares her struggles with traditional goal writing methods and introduces rubric-based goals as a more effective alternative. The discussion emphasizes the importance of mindset shifts in approaching goal writing, the need to question established norms, and the significance of aligning goals with personal and professional values. Nicole encourages educators and therapists to embrace new methods that better serve their students and themselves, ultimately leading to a more fulfilling and effective p...
2026-01-0639 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast33. The First 3 Communication Functions I Support With Autistic StudentsIn this episode, Nicole Casey discusses the challenges faced by speech-language pathologists (SLPs) when supporting autistic students, particularly the difficulty of starting communication support without knowing the child well. She emphasizes the importance of a structured approach to identify key communication functions, such as asking for help, protesting, and directing actions. Nicole advocates for a child-led approach that empowers students to communicate authentically and autonomously, moving beyond traditional methods that may hinder their development. The conversation highlights the significance of rubrics in goal setting and the need for a supportive environment that fosters trust and communication. ...
2025-12-3059 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast32. Helping the Helpers: What Teams Really Need to Support Autistic Kids WellIn this episode, Nicole Casey emphasizes the critical importance of collaboration among professionals supporting autistic students. She discusses the need for empathy, trust, and understanding within teams, particularly focusing on the roles of paraprofessionals and support staff. Nicole shares practical strategies for building relationships, advocating for change, and fostering a supportive environment that prioritizes the well-being of both students and staff. The conversation highlights the systemic challenges faced by educators and the necessity of a team-centered approach to effectively support autistic students. Takeaways Collaboration is essential for supporting autistic students. Support staff need empathy and understanding...
2025-12-2341 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast31. Eye contact, Quiet Hands, and Calm Body – The Trifecta of HarmIn this conversation, Nicole Casey challenges traditional notions of attention and connection in learning, particularly for autistic students. She emphasizes the importance of accommodating diverse sensory needs and creating an engaging learning environment that allows students to feel regulated and at ease, thus enhancing their ability to learn and engage. Takeaways We need to rethink how we understand connection and attention. Attention doesn't mean sitting still; it can look different. Accommodating a child's sensory system is crucial for learning. Creating an engaging environment helps students feel regulated. Students are more likely to engage when they...
2025-12-1639 min
Boundless Body RadioLive FIT From the Inside Out with Nicole Zapoli! 914Send us a textNicole Zapoli is a professional fitness and wellness coach, owner of NZ Fitness, and author of Live FIT From the Inside Out: The 6 SHIFTS to Living Your Strongest, Healthiest, and Happiest Life. With over 25 years of experience, a Pro card in natural bodybuilding (Figure & Sports Model), and ranking among the top 5% CrossFit Games Open athletes, Nicole is a leading expert in holistic wellness, having trained thousands globally.Nicole's journey began at age eight, dreaming of owning her own gym and becoming a coach. The turning point came when, at 14, training at...
2025-12-1255 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast30. Building Yes Spaces So Autistic Kids Can Truly LeadIn this episode of Let Them Lead, Nicole Casey discusses the concept of "yes spaces" in therapy and educational settings, emphasizing their importance for both autistic students and educators. She explains how creating environments where children can explore safely without constant redirection fosters authentic communication and co-regulation. Nicole shares practical tips for setting up yes spaces, highlighting the balance between freedom and safety, and the benefits for both students and educators. Takeaways: Creating yes spaces allows children to explore safely. Yes spaces reduce the need for constant redirection. They foster authentic communication and co-regulation. Yes spaces...
2025-12-0933 min
Joyful Courage for Parenting TeensTherapy may not be the answer for discouraged teens with Nicole RunyonIn this episode, I sit down with Nicole Runyon, a child psychotherapist with 22 years of experience and author of "Free to Fly." We tackle some uncomfortable truths about modern parenting—how our well-intentioned approaches might actually be contributing to our kids' struggles.
Nicole shares why children are "canaries in the coal mine," sending us messages through their behavior about toxic environments (yes, including screens). We discuss the misunderstood concept of gentle parenting, why therapy isn't always the answer, and how natural consequences build resilience.
If you're exhausted from hovering and rescuing, this conversation will help yo...
2025-12-0956 minJoyful Courage for Parenting TeensTherapy may not be the answer for discouraged teens with Nicole RunyonIn this episode, I sit down with Nicole Runyon, a child psychotherapist with 22 years of experience and author of "Free to Fly." We tackle some uncomfortable truths about modern parenting—how our well-intentioned approaches might actually be contributing to our kids' struggles.
Nicole shares why children are "canaries in the coal mine," sending us messages through their behavior about toxic environments (yes, including screens). We discuss the misunderstood concept of gentle parenting, why therapy isn't always the answer, and how natural consequences build resilience.
If you're exhausted from hovering and rescuing, this conversation will help yo...
2025-12-0956 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast29. It Wasn't the Child: How a Broken System Led to My ConcussionIn this episode, Nicole Casey discusses the challenges and emotional impact of working with autistic children, focusing on incidents where educators face physical injuries. She shares personal experiences, emphasizing the need for systemic change and proactive support to prevent such situations. Nicole advocates for understanding over blame and highlights the importance of co-regulation and emotional safety. Takeaways We need to talk about the hard things to move forward. Injuries at work are not the child's fault. Systemic issues contribute to workplace injuries. Co-regulation is key to preventing incidents. Blame should not be placed on children or...
2025-12-0248 min
Reality Life with Kate CaseyEp. - 1463 - SATURDAY SERIES: NICOLE PAGGINicole Paggi is an actress whose career has spanned drama, sitcoms, and daytime television. Nicole began her journey just outside Austin, Texas, later training in both Los Angeles and New York while earning her degree in Business Administration and Marketing from Texas State University. She broke out early with roles on the Fox drama Pasadena, followed by her turn as Sydney Shanowski on the ABC comedy Hope & Faith, and later as Sara Crawford on the UPN sitcom One on One. Her career includes memorable appearances on shows such as CSI, Rizzoli & Isles, 90210, 9-1-1, and a recent stint stepping...
2025-11-2237 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast27. It's Not Chaos: How to Explain Child-Led Therapy to Skeptical Parents and TeamsIn this episode, Nicole Casey discusses how to handle situations where one's approach in therapy is questioned or judged. She emphasizes the importance of understanding the root of such questions, often stemming from fear, and advocates for a collaborative and curiosity-driven response rather than defensiveness. The conversation also touches on setting boundaries with colleagues and the challenges of implementing child-led therapy, highlighting the need for clear communication and shared goals. Takeaways When feeling questioned, it's important to pause and reflect. Defensiveness can hinder effective communication and learning. Understanding the root of questions can lead to better...
2025-11-1834 minJoyful Courage for Parenting TeensFunctional Mushrooms Demystified with Nicole ErdrichIn this eye-opening episode, I explore functional mushrooms and adaptogens with my friend Nicole Erdrich from Four Peaks Medicinals. We demystify how these powerful organisms support parents through stress, brain fog, and the unique challenges of midlife. Nicole shares practical insights on lion's mane for cognitive function, turkey tail for immune support, and adaptogens that naturally balance your stress response. We also discuss microdosing protocols and how mushroom wellness can enhance your parenting journey. If you're a parent of teens navigating perimenopause, anxiety, or simply seeking natural wellness alternatives, this conversation offers research-backed strategies and actionable steps for reclaiming...
2025-11-1746 minJoyful Courage for Parenting TeensFunctional Mushrooms Demystified with Nicole ErdrichIn this eye-opening episode, I explore functional mushrooms and adaptogens with my friend Nicole Erdrich from Four Peaks Medicinals. We demystify how these powerful organisms support parents through stress, brain fog, and the unique challenges of midlife. Nicole shares practical insights on lion's mane for cognitive function, turkey tail for immune support, and adaptogens that naturally balance your stress response. We also discuss microdosing protocols and how mushroom wellness can enhance your parenting journey. If you're a parent of teens navigating perimenopause, anxiety, or simply seeking natural wellness alternatives, this conversation offers research-backed strategies and actionable steps for reclaiming...
2025-11-1746 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast26. The Ripple Effect of Better Goals: How to Write What Truly Reflects Progress (+ Join the Free Workshop) Join our free Rubric workshop- happening TOMORROW at 7 PM EST! In this episode, Nicole Casey discusses the challenges of writing meaningful goals in therapy, particularly for autistic students. She emphasizes the importance of aligning goals with therapeutic approaches and using dynamic assessments and rubric-based documentation to capture authentic progress. Nicole provides strategies for confidently defending these methods in conversations with administrators and highlights the need for a shift in how progress is measured to better support students' communication development. Takeaways Conversations about student goals can be challenging. Goals often don't reflect actual progress...
2025-11-1130 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast25. Can They Just Be Kids? The Datafication of Autistic Childhood Join the FREE Rubric Reset Workshop, live on November 12: Grab your free ticket here >> REGISTER NOW In this episode, Nicole Casey discusses the unique challenges faced by autistic children in relation to their childhood experiences. She emphasizes the importance of understanding the balance between therapy and allowing children to simply be kids. The conversation highlights the need for unstructured time, the impact of excessive therapy, and the significance of quality over quantity in therapeutic approaches. Nicole encourages parents and professionals to prioritize the well-being and happiness of autistic children, advocating for a m...
2025-11-0436 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast24. The Real Reason Goal Writing Sucks (and What to Do About It) Join the FREE Rubric Reset Workshop, live on November 12: Grab your free ticket here >> REGISTER NOW In this episode, Nicole Casey discusses the challenges of writing effective goals for autistic students, emphasizing the limitations of traditional goal writing systems. She introduces rubrics as a solution to create individualized, meaningful, and measurable goals that reflect the child's needs. The conversation highlights the importance of moving away from compliance-based goals and focusing on authentic progress. Nicole also invites listeners to join her free Rubric Reset Workshop, where they can learn to implement this new...
2025-10-2834 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast23. The Worst Goals for Autistic Students (As Told By Autistic Adults) In this conversation, Nicole Casey explores the discomfort surrounding the topic of therapy goals for autistic children, emphasizing the importance of listening to autistic voices. She discusses the harmful nature of compliance-based goals, such as suppressing stimming and forcing eye contact, and advocates for a shift towards neuroaffirming, child-led therapy that prioritizes the child's needs and experiences. The conversation highlights the need for collaboration among therapy teams and the importance of empowering autistic individuals to advocate for themselves. Takeaways: Discomfort can be a sign of growth and learning for us as professionals. Listening to autistic voices is crucial in therapy. M...
2025-10-2125 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast22. What to do When an Autistic Child is Not Engaging With UsIn this conversation, Nicole Casey discusses the challenges therapists face when children disengage during sessions. She emphasizes the importance of understanding the reasons behind disengagement, advocating for a child-led approach, and recognizing signs of fatigue or burnout. Nicole shares strategies for managing disengagement, building trust with families, and reframing engagement. She encourages therapists to shift their mindset, prioritize connection, and be present with the child, even in quieter sessions. The conversation concludes with practical tips for therapists to enhance their practice and foster meaningful connections with their clients. Disengagement is a common experience in therapy sessions. It's important to understand t...
2025-10-1442 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast21. Toxic Positivity Protects Systems, Not Us!In this episode, Nicole Casey discusses the concept of toxic positivity, particularly in the context of workplace environments, especially in special education. She shares personal experiences and examples of how toxic positivity manifests in professional settings, often leading to a culture that dismisses genuine concerns and prioritizes a facade of happiness over accountability and safety. The conversation emphasizes the need for authenticity, open communication, and strategies to address toxic positivity to create healthier work environments. Toxic positivity dismisses genuine feelings and experiences. It often protects the system rather than individuals. Authenticity is crucial in addressing workplace issues. Leadership plays a s...
2025-10-0737 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast20. Trauma-Informed Care and Child-Led Therapy Are InterconnectedTo learn more, follow: @thechildledslp and @ptsd.slp In this conversation, Nicole Casey discusses the importance of trauma-informed care in supporting autistic students. She emphasizes that trauma is widespread and often hidden, and that educators must approach their work with a mindset that prioritizes safety, trust, and connection. The discussion covers the four Rs of trauma-informed care, misconceptions about what it entails, the distinction between rules and boundaries, and practical strategies for implementing trauma-informed practices in educational settings. Casey shares real-life examples to illustrate the application of these principles, ultimately highlighting the interconnectedness of child-led and trauma-informed...
2025-09-3033 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast19. Best Goals for Autistic Kids, According to Autistic AdultsIn this conversation, Nicole Casey discusses the importance of centering autistic voices in therapy goals for autistic children. She highlights a 2024 study that reveals the most accepted therapy goals as identified by autistic adults, emphasizing the need for a neuroaffirming approach that prioritizes safety, autonomy, and communication. The conversation covers five key areas of focus: decreasing self-injurious behavior, honoring refusal, supporting self-help skills, emphasizing multimodal communication, and addressing aggression as a stress response. Casey also calls for the abandonment of harmful practices in therapy and encourages listeners to advocate for neuroaffirming practices. Autistic voices should guide therapy goals...
2025-09-2333 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast18. Multimodal Communication for Autistic Kids is NOT a HierarchyDownload the free "Multimodal Communication is NOT a Hierarchy" Visual here ! In this conversation, Nicole Casey explores the concept of multimodal communication, particularly in the context of supporting autistic children. She emphasizes that communication is not limited to speech but includes various modalities such as gestures, facial expressions, and actions. Nicole critiques the traditional hierarchy that places speech at the top, advocating for a more inclusive view that recognizes all forms of communication as valid. Through personal anecdotes, she reflects on the importance of how caregivers and professionals respond to different communication methods, urging a shift in...
2025-09-1627 min
Taboo Talks with KrystalEp. 205 - From Death to Life: Finding Purpose After Experiencing Death with Nicole KerrWhat happens when life as you know it stops—and starts again? In this powerful conversation, I sit down with award-winning health expert, best-selling author, and eternal advocate Nicole Angelique Kerr to talk about her Near-Death Experience and the profound lessons it taught her about life, purpose, and love.Nicole shares her journey of moving from a near-death experience to a spiritually transformative one, including the 10 lessons NDE experiencers want us to learn now. We also dive into:The impact of trauma, mental health, and how unhealed wounds can manifest (like Nicole’s own expe...
2025-08-1943 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast17. Ditching "Withholding Objects" from Autistic Kids for GoodSave your spot for The Child-Led Autism Summit here! In this conversation, Nicole Casey discusses the problematic strategy of withholding objects to encourage communication in autistic children. She emphasizes the emotional and relational damage this approach can cause, advocating for a more child-led, affirming method that fosters genuine communication and connection. Through personal anecdotes and practical examples, she highlights the importance of observing children's natural communication styles and creating a supportive environment that empowers them to express themselves freely. Takeaways Withholding objects is a deeply ingrained but harmful strategy....
2025-07-1536 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast16. Creating a Safe and Sensory-Friendly Environment for Autistic Students Summary: In this episode, Nicole Casey discusses the critical importance of creating safe and sensory-friendly environments for autistic students. She emphasizes that the physical setup of therapy and classroom spaces can significantly impact children's engagement and comfort. Nicole shares practical strategies for enhancing sensory safety, including adjusting lighting, reducing visual clutter, and providing sensory tools. She also highlights the need for predictable routines while allowing for flexibility to accommodate individual needs. Overall, the conversation focuses on fostering an environment where autistic children feel safe, supported, and able to thrive. In this conversation, Nicole Casey discusses...
2025-07-0849 min
Fearless and Focused PodcastEp. 19: Embrace The Wellthy Healthy Life: Nicole Johnson's Guide to Sustainable WellnessIn this episode of Fearless and Focused, hosts Casey and Brooke sit down with Nicole Johnson, founder of The Wellthy Healthy Life and certified health coach. Nicole shares her transformative wellness journey, empowering women to break free from toxic diet culture and embrace body acceptance. Get ready to dive into practical tips on nutrition, movement, sleep, stress management, and mindset for lasting change. ✨ Learn more about Nicole's approach to wellness at The Wellthy Healthy Life Coaching.🎧 Listen to her podcast, The Wellthy Healthy Life Podcast, for even more wellness wisdom!Follow Nicole on Instagram @wellthyhealthylife for daily inspi...
2025-07-0425 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast15. How to Be Neurodiversity Affirming in a Compliance-Based System Download The Child-Led Answer Guide here! Summary In this episode, Nicole Casey discusses the challenges of implementing child-led approaches in systems that prioritize compliance and data collection. She emphasizes the importance of community support, building confidence in one's therapeutic approach, and making small shifts to create a more neuroaffirming environment for students. The conversation highlights the need for professionals to connect with like-minded colleagues and advocate for change, even in challenging work environments. In this conversation, Nicole Casey discusses the importance of empowering educators to adopt alternative approaches in their interactions...
2025-07-0156 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast14. Avoiding Power Struggles With Autistic StudentsJoin the waitlist for the free Child-Led Autism Summit! https://thechildledslp.myflodesk.com/summitwaitlist Summary In this conversation, Nicole Casey explores the detrimental effects of compliance-based therapy on communication and relationships, particularly with autistic students. She shares personal experiences and emphasizes the importance of understanding power struggles, advocating for a shift towards child-led and neuroaffirming approaches that prioritize connection and co-regulation over control. The discussion highlights the need for educators and caregivers to preserve relationships and create safe environments for authentic communication. Takeaways Pow...
2025-06-2442 minCEO PSYCHEThe Science of Stress: The Missing Metrics Behind Nervous System Regulation with Dr. Nicole Woodard | 286What if burnout, creative blocks, and chronic overwhelm weren't soley mindset issues, but measurable nervous system signals? In this potent episode, I am joined by Dr. Nicole Woodard, Nervous System Physical Therapist, world-class coach, and creator of the Happiness Cycle, for a deep dive into the physiology of stress, performance, and healing. Nicole is also a co-facilitator inside the Psyche Coaching Certification™, and getting to work alongside her is truly a dream. You'll hear pretty quickly why… In this conversation, you'll discover: Why your ability to hold space is directly tied to your n...
2025-06-1745 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast13. Supporting Autistic Kids Through Challenging Behaviors: Reframing, Understanding, and Responding with Connection www.childled.org In this episode, Nicole Casey explores how to support autistic children during challenging moments by reframing behaviors as stress responses rather than defiance. She emphasizes the importance of understanding the underlying causes of these behaviors, which are often linked to the child's nervous system and anxiety levels. The conversation covers practical strategies for preventing dysregulation, recognizing early signs of stress, and the importance of co-regulation. Nicole also discusses the need for adults to adjust their expectations and environments to better support autistic children, ultimately advocating for a shift from control to connection in educational...
2025-06-1750 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast12. Describing & Defining What We Actually Do In Child-Led TherapyDownload the Free Framing Guide Here In this episode, Nicole Casey discusses the challenges of articulating the value of child-led therapy sessions. She emphasizes the importance of reframing how therapists describe their work to parents and educators, focusing on the relational and developmental outcomes rather than traditional metrics of success. Through a structured 'framing framework', she provides a method for therapists to confidently explain their sessions, ensuring that the significance of their work is recognized and understood. Child-led approaches can feel challenging due to external judgments. Articulating the value of therapy sessions is crucial for understanding. Therapists often m...
2025-06-1030 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast11. Is 80% Accuracy the Best Way to Measure Autistic Students' Progress?Join The Child-Led Collective as a Founding Member for only $20/mo: Learn More & Join the Community Here! In this conversation, Nicole Casey discusses the complexities and challenges of writing effective therapy goals, particularly focusing on the common practice of measuring progress with 80% accuracy. She reflects on her personal struggles with goal writing and emphasizes the need for more meaningful and individualized goals that align with a child-led approach. The discussion encourages therapists to rethink traditional measurement methods and consider how they can better support their students' unique needs. In this conversation, Nicole Casey discusses the...
2025-06-0348 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast10. Child-Led Therapy is NOT Passive: How to Plan for Our Sessions Join The Child-Led Collective as a Founding Member for only $20/mo: Learn More & Join the Community Here! In this conversation, Nicole Casey explores the intricacies of child-led therapy, emphasizing the importance of planning, active engagement, and the adult's role in creating a supportive environment. She clarifies misconceptions about child-led approaches being passive and highlights the need for intentionality and presence in therapy sessions. The discussion also covers practical strategies for preparing for sessions, including self-regulation and setting intentions, ultimately underscoring the significance of connection in therapeutic interactions. Takeaways: Planning in chil...
2025-05-2754 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast[EXCLUSIVE] Shape the Future of Child-Led Therapy as a Founding Member! LEARN MORE ABOUT THE MEMBERSHIP In this episode, Nicole Casey introduces the Child-Led Collective, a new membership aimed at providing support and resources for child-led professionals. She invites YOU to join as a founding member, for a limited time only, at the lowest price it will ever be ($20/month, no long term contract required). She emphasizes the importance of community, practical tools, and strategies to help members navigate the challenges of the upcoming school year with confidence and clarity. The membership offers unique features such as a custom GPT for personalized support, live Q&A sessions, and a...
2025-05-2624 min
The Hard Corps Marketing ShowSay GOODBYE to Data Silos For Good! ft Nicole Burns | Hard Corps Marketing Show | Ep 428How Can Fearless GTM Strategy Unite Sales and Marketing for Scalable Growth?In this episode of The Hard Corps Marketing Show, I sat down with Nicole Burns, Go-To-Market Strategic Advisor at SpringDB. Nicole brings decades of experience across sales, marketing, and go-to-market leadership, and she shares why true growth starts with aligning people, processes, and data.Nicole breaks down the long-standing tension between sales and marketing and how better alignment, especially between CMOs and CROs, is changing that dynamic for the better. She explores the role of Revenue Operations...
2025-05-2048 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast9. Relationship Based Boundaries in a Child-Led Approachwww.childled.org In this episode, Nicole Casey discusses the importance of establishing boundaries within child-led therapy. She explains how locking the toy closet in her clinic serves as a safety measure rather than a restriction, emphasizing that structure and safety can enhance a child's autonomy. The conversation explores the balance between child-led practices and necessary boundaries, highlighting that boundaries are essential for creating a safe and predictable environment for children. Nicole encourages listeners to reflect on their own practices and consider how boundaries can support both the child's needs and the therapist's well-being. Takeaways:
2025-05-2044 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast8. Building Emotional Safety Through Co-Regulationhttps://thechildledslp.myflodesk.com/selfregulation In this episode, Nicole Casey explores the concept of co-regulation, emphasizing its importance in supporting autistic children and fostering effective communication. She reflects on her personal experiences with dysregulation and how co-regulation has played a crucial role in her parenting and professional life. The discussion highlights the need for emotional safety and connection in the learning process, and how understanding co-regulation can transform interactions with children. Through a case study, Nicole illustrates practical strategies for implementing co-regulation in therapy settings. In this conversation, Nicole Casey discusses the importance of co-regulation in helping children, es...
2025-05-1355 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast7. When The Doubt Creeps In: Reframing "Imposter Syndrome"In this conversation, Nicole Casey delves into the complexities of imposter syndrome, sharing her personal experiences and insights on self-doubt, particularly in the context of therapy and professional growth. She emphasizes the importance of recognizing one's strengths, overcoming the comparison trap, and embracing authenticity. Through her journey, she highlights that everyone has their unique path and that self-acceptance is crucial for personal and professional fulfillment. Takeaways Imposter syndrome is a common feeling of self-doubt. Social media can amplify feelings of inadequacy. It's important to recognize that everyone has their own path. Comparison can lead to feelings...
2025-05-0646 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast6. Gatekeeping AAC: Can Programming a Child's Device Be More Collaborative? To learn more about Nicole and download the freebies, visit www.childled.org In this episode, Nicole Casey discusses her unpopular opinion regarding AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) and emphasizes the importance of personalization, motor planning, and empowering teams to engage with AAC devices. She challenges the notion that AAC programming should be left solely to specialists and advocates for a more inclusive approach that encourages collaboration among all team members. Nicole shares her experiences with a new student and highlights the significance of having a well-programmed AAC device that reflects the child's interests. She concludes by offering insights into her...
2025-04-2958 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast5. Rethinking Joint Attention: Supporting Autistic Kids Without Forcing Neurotypical Engagement Enjoying the podcast? Leave a kind review to help others find this show :) To learn more about Nicole or download freebies, read blog, and dive into our courses and workbooks, visit www.childled.org This conversation delves into the concept of joint attention, particularly in the context of autistic children. Nicole Casey discusses how traditional views on joint attention often overlook the diverse ways in which autistic children engage and communicate. She emphasizes the importance of understanding joint attention as a shared experience rather than a set of behaviors to be taught. The di...
2025-04-2252 min
Boundless Body RadioColorful Keto with Nicole Quezada! 807Send us a textNicole Quezada is the founder of Be A Better Me – Holistic Wellness and is the author of Colorful Keto – It’s About More Than Weight Loss.As a passionate health and wellness advocate, Nicole is dedicated to helping others transform their lives through the power of nutrition and sustainable lifestyle changes. After years of battling focus, memory, and weight challenges in her thirties and finding little success with conventional medicine, Nicole discovered the life-changing benefits of the ketogenic diet.Today, Nicole is a highly sought-after nutrition coach and el...
2025-04-211h 07Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast4. Is Movement the Key to Communication for Autistic Kids? Get 15% off The Informed SLP Subscription from now through 4/30 with code CHILDLED here Download the FREE Movement Guide here! To learn more or to connect with Nicole, visit: www.childled.org In this episode, Nicole Casey explores the intersection of neuroscience and autism, particularly focusing on the concept of embodied learning. She emphasizes the importance of movement in the learning process for autistic students, arguing that traditional methods of requiring stillness can hinder their ability to engage and communicate. Nicole shares personal experiences and practical strategies for incorporating movement into educational settings, highlighting the need for a child-led approach that respec...
2025-04-1536 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast3. Feeling Judged for Your Child-Led Approach? Here's How to Navigate Criticism With Confidence and Compassion!In this episode, Nicole Casey shares her experiences of being questioned and criticized in her child-led approach to therapy for autistic students. She discusses the challenges she faced early in her career, the importance of flexibility in therapy, and how to stand up for your methods. Nicole emphasizes the value of a child-led approach, the need for confidence in your methods, and how to respond to pushback with compassion. She encourages listeners to trust themselves and their approaches, even when faced with criticism. Takeaways When trying something new, expect to be questioned. Flexibility in therapy can...
2025-04-0848 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast2. Feeling Drained? Here's Why You Don't Have to Actually Be "On" All The Time! Download the FREE guide to understanding how you show up for your autistic students here! In this conversation, Nicole Casey discusses the challenges faced by speech therapists, particularly when working with autistic students. She highlights the performative nature of therapy sessions, where therapists feel the need to entertain and engage students at a high energy level. Nicole emphasizes the importance of authentic communication and co-regulation, advocating for a shift away from performance-based interactions to more genuine connections that allow for natural communication. She shares personal experiences and insights on how to be...
2025-04-0128 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism Podcast1. What to Do When Your Autistic Students Aren't Making Progress In this conversation, Nicole Casey discusses the challenges faced by parents and professionals in supporting autistic children, particularly when traditional therapy methods fail to yield meaningful progress. She shares personal experiences and emphasizes the importance of understanding the unique communication needs of autistic individuals. The discussion highlights the limitations of compliance-driven therapy models and advocates for a shift towards child-led and neuroaffirming approaches that prioritize connection and engagement. Nicole also identifies common mistakes in therapy delivery and offers practical strategies for creating a supportive environment that fosters meaningful communication and progress. takeaways It's common to feel like your efforts aren't...
2025-03-2549 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism PodcastDitching Rewards and Honoring Intrinsic Motivation with Emily Byers Chaney, The ND Affirming SLPRegister for the FREE Play Conference here: https://nicolec24--otholly.thrivecart.com/2025/ In this episode of the Great Language Partner podcast, Nicole and Katja welcome Emily Byers Chaney, a speech-language pathologist, to discuss the importance of a neurodiversity-affirming approach in therapy. They explore the concepts of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, the significance of understanding Gestalt language processing, and the impact of reward systems on autistic learners. The conversation emphasizes the need for therapists and parents to focus on the child's interests, autonomy, and the creation of engaging learning environments to foster genuine motivation and co...
2025-03-1159 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism PodcastThe 3 Freedoms of Child-Led Play with Nicole CaseyRegister for the FREE Play Conference here: https://nicolec24--otholly.thrivecart.com/2025/ In this episode, Nicole Casey discusses the significance of child-led play in supporting autistic children. She differentiates between child-led and play-based therapy, emphasizing the importance of intrinsic motivation and the child's experience. Nicole introduces the concept of the 'three freedoms' of play: the freedom to choose, change, and end, and how these principles can enhance therapeutic practices. She also shares practical strategies for identifying children's interests and fostering meaningful engagement through play. Takeaways Child-led play focuses on the child's in...
2025-03-0431 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism PodcastUnderstanding The Double Empathy Problem featuring Jamie Burch, SLPIn this episode, Jamie Burch, a neurodiversity affirming speech language pathologist, discusses the importance of understanding the double empathy problem in supporting autistic individuals. The conversation explores how traditional approaches to speech therapy can inadvertently harm autistic children by enforcing masking and non-preferred communication styles. Jamie emphasizes the need for a shift in perspective, advocating for authentic communication and the importance of educating both neurodivergent and neurotypical individuals to bridge the empathy gap. The episode highlights the significance of listening to autistic voices and the role of parents and educators in fostering an inclusive environment. Key Takeaways:
2025-02-2545 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism PodcastWhat Is PDA and How Can We Best Support PDAers, with Jessie Mewshaw, SLPOn todays show we get to chat with Jessie Mewshaw. Jessie is a speech-language therapist serving kids from 18 months through 18 years in Chapel Hill, NC. She has worked in early intervention, the public schools & clinical settings during her ten years in practice. Jessie is passionate about serving neurodivergent clients & has focused her work on gestalt language, PDA & AAC. She is a dedicated life-long learner with emphasis on learning from the communities she serves. Jessie is also the owner of the consultative business, Diverge Services, where she provides trainings, education & consultative services on all things neurodiversity. Jessie is a late...
2025-02-181h 13Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism PodcastNeuroaffirming Speech Therapy with Jessie Ginsburg (The Sensory SLP) and Chris Wenger (Speech Dude)In this episode, Katja and Nicole talk with Jessie Ginsburg (The Sensory SLP) and Chris Wenger (Speech Dude) about all things sensory regulation and communication, and how understanding our autistic students holistically is a key part of neuroaffirming care. Check out the links below to learn more about Jessie and Chris and their many amazing programs and resources: Follow on Instagram: @sensory.slp and @speechdude Jessie's Website: https://www.sensoryslp.com/ Ready, Set, Connect on Amazon: A must read! Chris's website: https://www.speechdude.com/ Neuroaffirm Therapy Academy...
2025-02-1145 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism PodcastUnderstanding and Prioritizing Regulation with Nikki Smit, Neurodivergent OTIn today's show Nicole and Katja welcome guest Nikki Smit, (She/Her) Neurodivergent OT and founder of Project Play. This episode starts with talking about what occupational therapy is and how it can help autistic kids. Nikki then dives into what the term "regulation" really means, and what is doesn't mean. Nikki also discusses the importance of accommodating autistic students through practices of dysregulation awareness, understanding the sensory systems for regulation, respecting all forms of communication, and treating autistic kids with respect and value. Nikki's Instagram: Instagram (@nikkismittherapy) Amazon link for Seven and a Half L...
2025-02-0658 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism PodcastPlaytime with Tor: A Youtube Channel for GLPs by Victoria Matkowski, SLPIn this episode of the Great Language Partner podcast, Tor, a pediatric SLP, shares her journey in creating the YouTube channel 'Playtime with Tor,' which focuses on supporting Gestalt Language Processors (GLPs). The conversation delves into the differences between analytic and gestalt language processing, the importance of modeling language, and the strategies used in her videos to effectively engage GLPs. The hosts discuss the significance of songs in language development, the nuances of language modeling, and the need for repetition and emotional language. Tor encourages parents to embrace singing as a tool for communication and shares resources available...
2024-12-1054 min
Boundless Body RadioMental Health Transformations on Ketogenic Diets with Nicole Laurent, LMHC! 744Send us a textNicole Laurent is the most featured returning guest on our show, so be sure to check out all her appearances on episodes 248, 343, 438, and 538 of Boundless Body Radio!Nicole Laurent, LMHC, has been a licensed mental health counselor in Washington state for almost two decades. Her current practice focuses on helping her clients with anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues transition to a ketogenic diet or uses other nutritional therapies to complement their psychotherapy work.She holds several specialized training certifications, allowing her to work with underlying biological factors...
2024-12-091h 06Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism PodcastSupporting Hyperlexic Gestalt Language Processors with Dyan Robson, Hyperlexia Educator and CoachIn this episode, Katja and Nicole discuss supporting hyperlexic gestalt language processors with Dyan Robson. Dyan is a fierce advocate for her two boys and passionate about all things hyperlexia and autism. She's an avid book reader, lifelong learner, and former piano teacher. She likes Toad as her Mario Kart driver and prefers to listen to audiobooks and podcasts at 3x speed. Her idea of a perfect lunch is nachos. You can frequently catch her saying, "It's Dyan, not Dylan. There's no L," which might also explain her blog's unusual name of "And Next Comes L"... Katja...
2024-12-0353 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism PodcastBONUS: Affirmations for Parents and Professionals Supporting GLPsThis is a quick episode to express how thankful we are for you! Take a few minutes to reflect on these affirmations and remind yourself of what an incredible job you are doing as you help your GLP on their communication journey. To learn more about The GLP Workbook for parents and professionals, visit: https://nicole-casey.mykajabi.com/glpworkbook *Use code PODCAST for an extra discount at checkout!
2024-11-2624 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism PodcastSupporting Motor Planning in Autistic Kids with Erin Clarelli, OTIn this conversation, Erin Clarelli, an occupational therapist, discusses the importance of understanding motor planning, apraxia, and dyspraxia in supporting autistic individuals, particularly those who are non-speaking or minimally speaking. She emphasizes the need to presume competence in these individuals and the role of motor coaching in helping them navigate their challenges. The discussion also covers the interconnectedness of motor skills and communication, the impact of dyspraxia on behavior, and the importance of collaboration between occupational therapists and speech therapists. Erin shares practical strategies for supporting children with dyspraxia and highlights the significance of understanding the whole body in...
2024-11-2651 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism PodcastA Step-By-Step Guide to Supporting Early GLPs with Nicole CaseyThe Great Language Partner Workbook will be here on 11/25/2024!! Want to pre-order your copy of this amazing digital resource? Use code PODCAST at checkout for 5% off of your total! Get the workbook here: The GLP Workbook by Nicole Casey
2024-11-1935 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism PodcastNeurodiversity Affirming Speech Therapy Goals with Amy Zembriski, SLPIn this episode, Katja is joined by Amy Zembriski, a speech therapist who specializes in gestalt language as well as AAC. Amy and Katja discuss neurodiversity affirming goal writing. They share thoughts about what makes a goal neurodiversity affirming, IEP accommodations that might support neurodiversity affirming goals, joint attention looks different for autistic kids (and why most joint attention goals are harmful) as well as what good ones can look like, avoiding prompt dependency and creating self agency. The Neurodiversity Affirming Goal Bank for SLPs by Amy Zembriski: *Use code NICOLE at checkout f...
2024-11-1939 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism PodcastTrauma Informed Feeding and Mealtime Literacy with Erin ForwardIn today's episode, Katja and Nicole are joined by Erin Forward. Erin is a speech therapist and certified lactation consultant at a children's hospital. She has advanced training in pediatric feeding disorders, early language, AAC, and trauma, specifically for medically complex children. She is also a DIR floor time provider and a TBIR trained practitioner. Erin is a regular cohost of the First Bite podcast with Michelle Dawson. On top of all of that, Erin also educates other therapists on trauma informed feeding therapy in her course: Nourishing Connections. You can sign up now for her winter cohort at...
2024-11-121h 01Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism PodcastIntro to Natural Language Acquisition and the Stages of Gestalt Language DevelopmentIn this episode, Katja and Nicole give an introduction to gestalt language, what it means to be a gestalt language processor, and the Natural Language Acquisition (NLA) stages. The Gestalt Iceberg Visual PDF: https://connectionsspeech.myflodesk.com/z6tg5aaz6i Avenlur Link code BOHOSPEECHIE: https://avenlur.com/BOHOSPEECHIE To Learn More About Gestalt Language Processing: To learn more about gestalt language processing, as well as access Nicole and Katja's resources, courses, and more, visit our websites: Reserve your copy of The GLP Workbook- launching 11/25/24! www.greatlanguagepartner.com...
2024-11-1233 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism PodcastBecoming Neurodiversity affirming with Cari EbertIn today's show, Nicole and Katja discuss becoming a neurodiversity affirming practitioner with Cari Ebert, (She/Her). Cari Ebert, MS, CCC-SLP, is a pediatric speech-language pathologist in private practice in the Kansas City, Missouri area. She received her bachelor's degree from the University of Iowa in 1993 and her master's degree from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale in 1995. Cari is a therapist, consultant, author, product developer, and nationally recognized speaker who gets paid to do what she loves most—TALK! She has an animated personality, and this translates to a high-energy speaking style. Most importantly, Cari has an Autistic son, al...
2024-11-0558 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism PodcastLife with Apraxia of Speech: Jordan LeVan Shares His Lived ExperienceIn today's show Nicole and Katja welcome guest and friend of the pod Jordan Levan, (He/Him) an apraxia, disability, and mental health advocate, to discuss his lived experiences of growing up with childhood apraxia of speech. He describes the life long speech disorder and helps to dispel some of the commonly misunderstood conceptions about apraxia of speech as well as the neurological differences between his form of apraxia and others that are acquired later in life. Jordan also describes the physical and mental exhaustion that folks with this form of apraxia experience and is supported in these experiences...
2024-10-291h 11Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism PodcastAAC Considerations for Gestalt Language Processors with Emily Diaz, SLP! In this conversation, Nicole Casey and Emily Diaz (@emilydiazslp) discuss the evolution of Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) and its intersection with Gestalt Language Processing (GLP). They explore the importance of core vocabulary, the myths surrounding AAC, and practical strategies for programming AAC systems for children, particularly those who are GLPs. The discussion emphasizes the need for personalized approaches, the role of modeling language, and the significance of AAC as a supportive tool for communication development. Takeaways: AAC is crucial for children who are Gestalt Language Processors (GLPs). Core vocabulary is essential for flexible communication. The shift towards understanding GLP r...
2024-10-2248 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism PodcastDoing the Detective Work to Understand Language Gestalts In this episode of the Great Language Partner podcast, hosts Nicole and Katja delve into the intricacies of Gestalt Language Processing (GLP) in autistic children. They explore the significance of non-literal gestalts, the emotional context behind language use, and the detective work required to uncover the meanings behind children's communication. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding the emotional and contextual factors that influence language development, as well as the role of media in shaping gestalts. The hosts also discuss collaborative approaches to support language development and the use of technology, such as AAC, to enhance communication. takeaways Gestalt language...
2024-10-1540 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism PodcastIs my child or student a gestalt language processor?In this episode, Nicole and Katja chat about how to identify if a child is a gestalt language processor. They share personal anecdotes and professional insights on supporting GLPs, providing clear and meaningful examples of the common qualities and characteristics of gestalt language processors. Nicole and Katja discuss the importance of recognizing GLPs' unique communication styles and the need for tailored therapeutic approaches. They emphasize the value of music, nursery rhymes, and the concept of echopraxia in understanding and facilitating communication for GLPs, while also addressing misconceptions about functional communication. takeaways Identifying a child as a Gestalt language processor is...
2024-10-0843 min
Let Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism PodcastMeet Nicole and KatjaIn this first episode of the Great Language Partner Podcast, hosts Katja and Nicole, both neurodiversity-affirming speech therapists, share their journey into the field of speech therapy and their passion for supporting autistic children. They discuss the importance of holistic approaches to communication, the value of child-led play, and the need to consider various factors affecting language development for gestalt language processors. The episode sets the stage for future discussions and interviews with experts in the field, aiming to create a supportive community for parents and professionals alike who want to deeply connect and communicate with gestalt...
2024-10-0124 min
EVOLVE with Dr. Tay: the podcast for parents of autistic kids134 | the real meaning behind child-led therapy with Nicole Casey @connectionsspeechpathologyABOUT THIS EPISODE (+ scroll for resources) 👇In this episode, Dr. Tay discusses child-led therapy with Nicole Casey, a speech-language pathologist known for her work with gestalt language processing. The conversation delves into the importance of child-led approaches, how they differ from traditional methods, and what parents should look for in therapy sessions. They also touch on the misconceptions around play-based therapy, the challenges and benefits of truly child-led sessions, and the significance of honoring all forms of communication. Nicole shares her experience of growing her practice and social media presence, advocating for child-centered methods, and collaborating within the...
2024-09-2551 minLet Them Lead: The Child-Led Autism PodcastThe GLP Podcast TrailerWelcome to The Great Language Partner Podcast hosted by Nicole Casey (@connectionsspeechpathology) and Katja Piscitelli (@bohospeechie)
2024-08-2800 min
The Autism Little Learners Podcast#85 - Prioritizing Connection With Gestalt Language Processors With Nicole Casey, SLPWelcome back to our special Back to School series, where we're revisiting some of the most popular and impactful episodes to help you gear up for the new school year. These episodes have resonated with so many educators and parents, and we're excited to share them with you again. I'm thrilled to bring back an engaging and super informative conversation with speech/language pathologist Nicole Casey. Nicole's passion for working with autistic children and her deep dive into gestalt language processing make her an amazing guest. In this extra-long episode, we share stories, examples, and insights that...
2024-08-271h 26Reality Life with Kate CaseyEp. - 1017 - THE LIFE & MURDER OF NICOLE BROWN SIMPSON PERFECT WIFE: THE MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF SHERRI PAPINIThe Life & Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson on Lifetime is a documentary series featuring Nicole Brown Simpson's sisters and friends, who break their silence about her murder and O.J. Simpson's controversial trial, aiming to shed light on the truth Perfect Wife: The Mysterious Disappearance of Sherri Papini is a Hulu docuseries. Keith and Sherri Papini’s seemingly idyllic family life is shattered when Sherri vanishes from their northern California neighborhood, triggering a frenzied search that becomes news around the world. With unprecedented access to Sherri’s family and friends – as well as the investigators who strugg...
2024-06-2129 minThe Autism Little Learners Podcast#75 - Gestalt Language Processing With Nicole Casey, SLPNicole Casey is a speech/language pathologist who, like me, has a passion for working with autistic kids. In recent years she has taken a deep dive into learning more about gestalt language processing. The thing about Nicole is that she doesn't hold back and her love for what she does shines through. During this podcast interview, we started sharing stories and examples with each other and the next thing we knew it was an hour and 20 minutes later!! So, this podcast episode is extra long…but in all the best ways. You are going to love Ni...
2024-06-181h 26
It's Not NormalMenstrual Health and Misinformation with Nicole Bendayan | It’s Not Normal | Ep. 27It can be hard to filter through the constant stream of content that’s thrown our way on social media to find creators who are in it for the right reasons. In this week’s episode we’re talking with Nicole Bendayan, a Certified Holistic Nutritionist & Women's Health Expert on a mission to educate and empower women on holistic menstrual health. Having experienced negative side effects while on hormonal birth control myself, I was thrilled to have the opportunity to speak with Nicole about women’s health and normalizing a newer narrative on social media.
Nicole’...
2024-05-1659 min
Divorce PartyNicole Ambrosia: LiberationIn this week's episode, join us as we delve into the transformative world of Nicole Abrosia, a renowned embodiment, tantra coach, and advocate for female empowerment. Through candid conversations, Nicole shares her insights on navigating the complexities of relationships and breakups, offering invaluable guidance on moving forward with grace and resilience. From unraveling limiting beliefs to embracing one's authentic self, Nicole's holistic approach encompasses optimizing wellness across fitness, nourishment, relationships, and sacred sensuality, empowering listeners to curate a life of fulfillment and vitality.Tune in for an enlightening conversation that promises to inspire and uplift, as...
2024-04-0939 minDivorce PartyNicole Travolta: 130k DayActress Nicole Travolta is traveling with her one woman show Doing Alright, with dates in LA & NY February and March 2024. Nicole is brave enough to share an account of her life as a compulsive shopper who freed herself from debt, shame, and a messy divorce, one spraytan at a time. In this episode, Tom and Nicole share their crazy credit card debt stories while Nicole and Monika bond over their spray tanning days. We have high hopes that American Express will want to sponsor us all after hearing this episode!Follow Nicole Travolta...
2023-11-1455 min
Imperfect Success217: Why High Achievers Turn to Booze and How to Break the Cycle with Sobriety Coach Casey DavidsonOn this week's episode of the podcast, Coach for Perfectionists, Nicole Holleman, spoke with Casey Davidson, a recovering perfectionish, sober coach and host of the Hello Someday podcast. On this episode Casey not only got incredibly vulnerable about her own journey to sobriety and why so many high achievers turn to alcohol to cope, but also droped some MAJORLY helpful resources for fellow sober curious women. Episode Highlights: Casey explains why alcohol abuse is so prevalent among perfectionists, people pleasers and high achievers. She digs into the sham...
2023-10-2447 min
Boundless Body RadioUnlocking Mental Health with Ketogenic Diets: Nicole Laurent, MA, LMHC Returns! 538Send us a textNicole Laurent is a returning guest on our show! Be sure to check out her first appearance on our podcast on episode 248, and more recently on episode 343, all about brain fog, and episode 438 of Boundless Body Radio! Ever wondered how the food you eat impacts not just your physical health, but your mental health as well? Tune in to a groundbreaking conversation with Nicole Laurent, a licensed mental health counselor with a unique focus on using ketogenic diets along with psychotherapy to help her clients. Nicole opens the doors...
2023-10-231h 11
She Sparks TechBreaking into the Start Up Industry with Nicole CoustierNicole Coustier is a veteran medtech advisor, consulting on innovative products for over 20 years to align incentives to embrace and scale disruptive technologies. She currently specializes in clinical evidence development for AI/machine learning applications in medtech, and she is an executive coach for tech leaders with a focus on high stakes/ high consequence decision making.
Connect with Nicole:
coustieradvisory.com
linkedin.com/nicolecoustier
Aureliancoaching.com
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2023-09-2836 min
The Shot Caller PodcastMeagan McCarthy & Nicole CastronovoHold on to your seats as you listen to this episode. Casey interviews Meagan McCarthy a medically retired San Bernardino Deputy and brings the heart wrenching moment where she fights for her life. In addition Casey also has special guest Nicole Castronovo who is a trial attorney and brings to light the damage that AB3070 has in courtroom trials. She explains in full detail why AB3070 needs to be thrown away. This heart stopping interview needs to be shared with everyone you know. It's time to hold violent criminals accountable for their actions. It's for us, it's for our...
2023-09-0759 min
Destination On The LeftWhy Niching Down is Critical, with Tom CaseyPassionate about custom travel and creating unique travel experiences for his clients, Tom Casey is a longtime expert on travel to Ireland and the British Isles and, more recently, has explored many regions of Scandinavia—including Norway, Iceland, and the Faroe Islands. Tom runs Old Sod Travel along with helping manage Scandinavian Travel. On this episode of Destination on the Left, I talk with Tom Casey about the business strategies that have made his travel companies successful, including focusing on your niche, hiring and nurturing a good team, and building reliable partnerships overseas. We also discuss how hi...
2023-06-1447 min
Rebuilding My Health RadioNext-Level Healing by Clearing Parasites: Nicole's Journey If you have struggled with digestive challenges, skin issues, or anxiety, then you don't want to miss today's episode. I'm talking with Nicole Lavery, who finally solved three decades of health struggles via a natural route. Today, she's talking specifically about parasites, which are a very common cause of digestive symptoms and a host of other symptoms. Nicole is a former ballerina turned writer and holistic wellness coach, based outside of Boulder, Colorado. After spending the better part of 3 decades battling IBS and a conventional health approach that left her without answers, she turned to...
2023-05-3147 min
Real Unicorns Don't Wear PantsBeyond Bro Marketing: How Casey Shipp Used Feminine Energy to Build a Business That FlowsStarting in bro marketing land was an essential part of her journey. Casey Shipp wouldn’t be where she is today without being on the other side. She now runs a very successful fitness business and is ready to transition to new things as her own life changes. It’s not about how much money she makes, for her, it’s about the impact. In this episode, Casey and Nicole talk about the energy of money, what it really means to attract it into your life, and what to do with it when you have it! Using both you...
2023-05-0559 min
Boundless Body RadioUsing Ketogenic Diets to Improve Brain Health with Nicole Laurent, LMHC! 438Send us a textNicole Laurent is a returning guest on our show! Be sure to check out her first appearance on our podcast on episode 248, and more recently on episode 343 of Boundless Body Radio, all about brain fog! Nicole has been a licensed mental health counselor in Washington state for over 15 years. Her current practice focuses on helping clients with anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues transition to a ketogenic diet or uses other nutritional therapies to complement their psychotherapy work. She holds several specialized training certifications, allowing her to work with underlying biological factors...
2023-04-051h 07
The Gross Room PodcastCasey Anthony w/ Michelle Poe!Join us this week to discuss the new Peacock docuseries about Casey Anthony with Michelle Poe (@michellereneepoe)! If you are unfamiliar with the death of young Caylee Anthony, please read the following post before listening to this podcast: Caylee Anthony: High Profile Death Dissection.
The Gross Room Podcast with Nicole (@Mrs_Angemi) and Maria (@MariaQKane) is a weekly podcast focusing on Pathology, Forensics, and Death. Each week, Nicole will discuss a High Profile or Celebrity Death Dissection and follow up with a separate bonus episode discussing Pathology in the News with her daughter Maria, interviews w...
2022-12-261h 25
She Sparks TechEp 27 From Teaching to Tech with Nicole MillsNicole Mills started her career in a classroom as an excited foreign language teacher, but she quickly found herself burntout and overwhelmed trying to be the best educator for her students. She knew she has to leave behind the teaching job she had long since worked for to save her well-being.
So what the heck does that even look like when you come from a field as specialized as teaching? Thankfully Nicole knew several friends and family members who worked in tech and actually enjoyed their jobs. So she knew that was what she would work towards.
2022-10-2730 min
Boundless Body RadioBrain Fog Is NOT NORMAL with Returning Guest Nicole Laurent! 343Send us a textCheck out our new Patreon page! Get access to the Boundless Body Radio Premium Podcast, with a new episode added every other week! Other perks include early releases of our episodes, extended video content, and group and one on one coaching!Nicole Laurent is a returning guest on our show! Be sure to check out her first appearance on our podcast on episode 248 of Boundless Body Radio! Nicole has been a licensed mental health counselor in Washington state for over 15 years. Her current practice focuses on helping clients with anxiety, depression...
2022-09-261h 13
Chronically MisinformedThe Importance of Sleep with Jensine CaseySend us a textNICOLE & The Soulful HumanThe Soulful Human was created by Nicole as a way to share stories on important and relevant topics to our world today, to give an opportunity for those to share their own journeys but also for those listening to connect and see they are not alone in the struggles and joys they face on their own journeys. It is a place of connection and community. More will be coming with opportunities to be in the business and organization directory, to sponsor/advertise and to...
2022-08-101h 00
Girls Going for GoldCasey Langteau Johnson- NOLA ArtistCasey Langteau Johnson has been painting her entire life. She earned her degree in Painting and Drawing from Louisiana State University. Her primary inspiration comes from the natural beauty of her home, New Orleans, Louisiana. However, Casey constantly searches for new ideas abroad, trying to spend as much time as she can in different parts of the world.
Casey hopes that her calming artwork inspires the viewer to slow down and enjoy the little things in life. It's hard to turn off the immense distractions of everyday life to see how inspiring the world can be, but...
2022-05-1126 minCEO PSYCHERushing Through Life: What is Your Relationship with Time? ft. Dr. Nicole Woodard | 246Are you present in your day-to-day or are you rushing through life? In this episode, guest Dr. Nicole Woodard and I discuss: • How to become more consciously aware of your energy, presence, and relationship to time • Why being busy may be impacting your most important relationships • The mental shifts to get back into the driver seat of your own life TODAY'S GUEST: Dr. Nicole Woodard is the founder of Mobility Athletes. For over 10 years, Nicole has been a high-level physical therapist in sports and orthopedic clinics and obtained both her doctorat...
2022-02-221h 02
An Intriguing ThoughtNicole - Audio StorytellingAlternatively titled: The Casey simps Khoi Dao episode... this one is a doozy! Casey is joined by their amazing and talented friend Nicole to discuss her love of audio storytelling. We also discuss the lack of diversity in the theatre industry as two theatre industry humans.
Check out Nicole's stuff!
The LaFresian Chronicles (Audio Drama)
@NicoleVoice on Twitter
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2021-06-1741 min
The Hard Corps Marketing ShowThe Art of an Agile Marketer’s Focused Lens - Nicole Davidson - Hard Corps Marketing Show #124A marketer’s day consists of putting out fires, taking in ideas from other departments at unexpected times, and then multitasking to find the time to execute all the tasks that they already had on their schedule for the day.
So how does a marketer stay focused to get things done?
A marketing leader with expertise in interactive marketing, marketing automation, demand generation, and the Director of Marketing Operations at Vertex Inc., Nicole Davidson, challenges marketers to stop multitasking and take control of their tasks through project management and prioritization.
Takeaways:
M...
2020-02-0359 min
Freedom with NicoleLive Interview with Nicole Steffens from 'The Real Her Project' VIP Event!Our host, Nicole Steffens, was interviewed a few months ago by Casey from The Real Her Project.
This is the audio of the live interview event.
Casey dives deep into Nicole's early life, business start up phase, her expansion phase and her biggest challenges and lessons in life and business.
This interview goes deep and it also will leave you feeling so energised and excited to take your business and life to the next level!
2020-01-0657 min
The Hard Corps Marketing ShowMindful Marketing Teams - Nicole Jackson Miller - Hard Corps Marketing Show #62Equip yourself with mindful marketing techniques from project management superhero, marketing leader and Founder of The Project Designer, Nicole Jackson Miller.
In this episode we discuss effective ways to manage your emotions in the workplace, how to practice mindfulness to help you keep calm in the chaos, and ways to add an emotional touch to your social content that speaks directly to your audience.
Takeaways:
Leadership is something everyone has. Leaders must either invest an amount of time attending to people’s fears and feelings or an unreasonable amount of time to man...
2019-02-011h 15
I Can't Wait To Tell YouNicole Brown- Gradual Healing, Acupuncture, and "Qi" flowSend us a textOn today's episode of I Can't Wait To Tell You, I had the absolute pleasure of interviewing Nicole Brown, the founder and owner of Inner Sage Boston Acupuncture!On the episode today with Nicole, we discuss:-How growing up in and traveling to different countries helped broaden her views on healing and medicine-How healing is a gradual process, oven proceeded by a "rock bottom" or life-changing event-Nicole's background in psychology and nuerotherapy-How the brain like "positive reward"-What acupuncture is, how it works, and who it is for-"Qi" or chi flow and how...
2018-11-1048 min