Speaker | Comedian | Author | Parent Surviving Autism
This week Sonya and Josh talk about life skills and how they need to be completed before Josh gets lost in reading. Listen, like, share! Check out my site and read the blog at www.sonyaking.com Leave us a note if you like this episode! Love to hear from you. Read
~ Clearly Muddled Blog ~ Sometimes a giant “ah-ha” happens, almost by accident. Something can be right in front of me, but all a sudden, I see it for what feels like the very first time, and it makes it easier to come up with a new approach. It started
~ Clearly Muddled Blog ~ People on the autism spectrum are awesome. At least the ones I’ve met are. Day to day living with the ones in my family takes patience, understanding, and sticktoitiveness. I’m SURE they’d say the same thing about me. Living with someone takes some getting used
Sonya and special guest RJ (son-in-law) talk about living with Josh and Connor, both on the Autism Spectrum. Listen, like, share! Check out my site and read the blog at www.sonyaking.com Leave us a note if you like this episode! Love to hear from you. Read the Blog: Living It
Our guest Richard, Josh and I discuss anxiety at work and in everyday life. Listen Like and Share! Check out my site and read the blog at www.sonyaking.com Check out this episode! Leave us a note if you like this episode! Love to hear from you. Read the Blog: Anxiety
~ Clearly Muddled Blog ~ Autism often comes with a heaping helping of anxiety. About everything! That buzzing, intrusive, never letting up companion, can derail the best of intentions. Work life for someone on the spectrum can feel exhausting, and for more significant reasons than the ones us neurotypicals whine
Josh had some insight to how he is now able to express himself through writing. Listen Like and Share! Check out my site and read the blog at www.sonyaking.com Check out this episode! Leave us a note if you like this episode! Love to hear from you. Read the Blog:
~ Clearly Muddled Blog ~ My autistic son is brilliant! When it comes time to write down the things that bounce around in that huge brain of his, he gets stuck. The ideas are racing, but he can’t move. Writing assignments were difficult when he was in school because if