All About Kids Podcast
Welcome to the All About Kids Podcast brought to you by All About Kids (@aaakcares), the leading provider of children’s therapeutic and educational services in New York. This podcast will dive deep into discussions on children’s developmental needs and the stories of parents and other adults who have dealt with developmental disorders.
Each conversation on this show is an extension of our mission: to create a world where all children have access to intervention allowing them to live a full and rich life without restriction, where parents have access to the information and training they need to support their child’s therapy and special education needs, and where disabilities, therapy, and special education can be openly discussed without stigma.
- Update frequency
- every 42 days
- Average duration
- 48 minutes
- Episodes
- 31
- Years Active
- 2020 - 2025
Jerry Rothwell: The Reason I Jump, Living As A Non-Speaking Autistic Person, Sensory Perception, & The Power Of Nature (S2 Ep. 3)
In this episode of all about kids, Zach talks with Jerry Rothwell, a documentary filmmaker who has made films like Town of Runners, How To Change the World, Heavy Load, and most recently, The Reason …
Faye Miah: Overcoming Common Teletherapy Obstacles, Growing Up In Vietnam, & Hearing A Child's First Words (S2 Ep. 2)
In this episode of all about kids, Zach talks with Faye Miah, a speech-language pathologist whose path to helping kids is both unusual and inspiring. A native of Vietnam, she was first exposed to the…
Dominic Trevisan: How People With Autism Process Emotions, An Intro To Interoception, & COVID's Effect On Autism Research (S2 Ep. 1)
In this episode of all about kids, Zach talks with Dominic Trevisan, a psychologist who focuses on autistic research. Dominic shares how he became interested in autistic research and explains how the…
Dr. Kathleen Keefe-Cooperman: The Effects of Children Growing-up in Digital Environments, Navigating Parenting in Quarantine, and the Back-and-Forth of the 2D and 3D World (S1 Ep. 8)
In this episode, Zach talks with Dr. Kathleen Keefe-Cooperman, an associate professor at LIU Post and a clinical psychologist for the Committee on Preschool Special Education in the New York City are…
Tao Moran: Instructional Control for Teletherapy, the Benefits and Danger of Screen Time and Coaching Parents Towards Understanding (S1 Ep. 7)
In this episode, Zach talks with Tao Moran, a special educator and play therapist who was inspired to switch careers by her autistic son. Tao shares the importance of early intervention and how the p…
Kacy Wickerson: Giving Children A Voice, The Importance Of Parents, & Building A Bigger Following on Social Media (S1 Ep. 6)
Today’s episode features Kacy Wickerson, speech-language pathologist and owner of Teach Speech Services which is a platform that teaches caregivers strategies on how to build communication skills at …
Haley Moss: Neurodiversity In The Workplace, Successful Startup Insights, and The Nuance of Autism (S1 Ep. 5)
Our guest on this episode of the All About Kids podcast is Haley Moss, the first openly autistic lawyer admitted to the Florida bar. Haley spent her early career working in litigation before deciding…
Phillipa Ross: Articulation Station & Adjusting To Teletherapy (S1 Ep. 4)
Our guest on this episode of the All About Kids podcast is Phillipa Ross, a speech language pathologist who is completing her clinical fellowship with AAK. Phillipa shares her perspectives on the abr…
Danielle Pugliese: Understanding 'Dog' Versus 'Dog' (S1 Ep.3)
Danielle Pugliese: Understanding 'Dog' Versus 'Dog'
In this episode, Zach talks with Danielle Pugliese, a speech-language pathologist who spent her clinical fellow year with All About Kids. They disc…
Carrie Clark: Why Crying In The Car Is A Professional Standard (S1 Ep. 2)
In this episode, Zach talks with Carrie Clark, a speech-language pathologist and founder of speechandlanguagekids.com. They discuss the importance of education, the connection between support and the…
Kirk Smith: What's Funny About Autism? (S1 Ep. 1)
Kirk Smith: What's Funny About Autism?
In this episode, Zach talks with Kirk Smith, a stand-up comedian and father to a 21-year old severely autistic son. They discuss the lack of certainty in a crea…