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Quirky and Autistic Parenting PodcastA change is gonna comeSamera and her parent co-host Michelle, a primary school teacher, answer a listener’s question ‘ Why does my son find the same transition going into school and even going to sleep everyday, so difficult? ' Transitions are a time or process of change and it is natural that change almost always brings uncertainty. The hosts identify why autistic children may struggle with transitions and outline some successful strategies for home and school. All references in the podcast are in this episode's transcript [Transcripts with References - Frank Communications] If you are new to autism and parentin...2024-02-2835 minQuirky and Autistic Parenting PodcastThrough the barricadesWhat are the additional barriers when autistic and from an ethnic minority? Samera and Hayley discuss report findings from 2014 onwards where no discernable change seems to have occurred. Their guest Michelle, a teacher, works collaboratively with her students in a resourced provision and also as a parent to her autistic teen Tyler. All references in the podcast are in this episode's transcript [Transcripts with References - Frank Communications] If you are new to autism and parenting, Quirky and Autistic Parenting podcast is just for you. The content of this podcast is for general information purposes only...2024-01-1740 min
The Indie Flix PodcastEpisode 55 The BoxWelcome to The Indie Flix Podcast!
Joining Alan this week is author Teresa Beasley!
They discuss the 2021 film The Box
This film was suggested by Sharry Flaherty of Samera Entertainment
Starring Andrew Ableson, Michelle Bernard, Aaron Groben and Chris Barry
Written and directed by Sasha Sibley
A struggling actor begins to question his sanity after he finds himself repeatedly trapped in a nightmare that is eerily similar to a film he is auditioning for.
You can find the film on Tubi2022-08-1843 min
Better WordsDramatic teen years and telling stories to find ourselves with Samera KamaleddineSamera Kamaleddine is a Sydney-based journalist who spent the early part of her career writing about boys, annoying parents and friendship dramas in the teen magazines we grew up reading - Dolly and Girlfriend. She loves the beach and can be found there whenever she’s not writing (and sometimes when she is). Her debut novel for young adults, Half My Luck, has just been released after winning The Matilda Children's Literature Prize through Harper Collins.Our interview begins at 17 minutes. Mini book club: Space Hopper by Helen FisherA poignant and uplifting con...2021-08-241h 07