Speaker | Comedian | Author | Parent Surviving Autism
~ Clearly Muddled Blog ~ Family, food, friends, food, Santa Claus, food, festivities, food, food, food…Josh REALLY likes one of these, and can only take the others in spurts. He’s learned to be social and enjoys it on his terms. Making sure he took a “Christmas Break” when he needed it
In this podcast episode Sonya and Josh speak about times when overload requires some time alone, and how to recognize those times. It’s Christmas-with lots of people around. Check out my site and read the blog www.sonyaking.com. Leave us a note if you like this episode! Love to hear from
~ Clearly Muddled Blog ~ Traveling disrupts routine, and routine is everything for someone with Autism. So, whenever it’s time for Josh to travel…even if it’s just staying the night at his sister’s house…we go down a checklist of what he’ll need, what might happen while there, and when he’ll
This podcast episode focuses on traveling; how to prepare for and coping with related issues. We also discuss assistance provided by a number of organizations to help those traveling. Check out my site and read the blog www.sonyaking.com. Leave us a note if you like this episode! Love to hear
~ Clearly Muddled Blog ~ I’ve met a lot of good people because Josh has Autism. There have been a lot of jerk faces too…but anyone that has a child that dares to be different knows about them. The good-hearted people though, they’re the ones that change lives. For us,
This episode Sonya speaks with special guests Mike and Shonnie Wilson, owner’s of Mr. Kleanze, LLC, a pressure washing and cleaning company, who have an amazing business model and philosophy. Visit my site at http://www.sonyaking.com/ Leave us a note if you like this episode! Love to hear from you. Read
This is a podcast about both having Autism, and living with somebody who has Autism. This series brings perspectives of living on & with the Spectrum from Sonya King, her son Josh, and various guests. Visit the website at http://www.sonyaking.com/ Leave us a note if you like this episode! Love
~ Clearly Muddled Blog ~ My autistic son is an adult. I never believed the negative prognosis that doctors warned me of while he was still a little boy, and I don’t accept them as the conclusion now. In some areas of life, he’s blown through those expectations! Woohoo!!