March 3, 2020
Did you know that we have more than five senses? Or that people can be hypersensitive and hyposensitive? Or that more and more of your local events and venues may have a designated sensory tent or quiet space? Gina Gibson, Fraser Sensory Inclusion Specialist, explains the importance of creating sensory-friendly environments and events to accommodate children and families with sensory needs. She also talks about what businesses and organizations can do to improve their sensory accommodations such as partnering with Fraser Sensory Certification. Join us today to learn about how you, your business, and your community members can create positive experiences for everyone, with or without special needs.
We'd also like to thank our episode sponsor Central Roofing Company, who is also our presenting sponsor for our annual Walk for Autism on April 18, 2020. Thank you for supporting our podcast!
February 18, 2020
What are the crucial laws, rights, and support groups that parents should know about for their children with special needs? How can parents become better advocates for their children as their needs grow and change, and where can they go for extra help? This week on FraserCast, Lindsey Brune, Fraser Director of Care Coordination, walks us through various laws and support networks that can help parents and community members become better advocates for children with special needs.
This episode was sponsored by Forest Lake Auto Group. Thanks for supporting FraserCast!
February 4, 2020
Many parents who have children with special needs may have concerns about how their kids will transition from high school to college and the workforce. Chris Bentley, director of Fraser's Career Planning and Employment program, talks about what resources such as job coaches, college accessibility offices, and classroom or workplace accommodations that can greatly benefit teens and young adults who are getting started with their career.
This episode was sponsored by Forest Lake Auto Group. Thanks for supporting FraserCast!
January 21, 2020
This week, we once again sit down with Rachel Gardner, director of Fraser Autism Center of Excellence to talk about Fraser's new Early Beginnings Telehealth program, which provides therapy and parent coaching to families outside of the Twin Cities metro area. We also discuss the needs of rural Minnesota families and bridging the transportation barrier for services.
To learn more, visit us at www.fraser.org.
Once again, we'd also like to thank our episode sponsor Geritom Medical. Thank you for supporting our podcast!
January 2, 2020
On first our episode of FraserCast, we sit down with Rachel Gardner, director of Fraser Autism Center of Excellence to learn more about autism, early signs, and new developments in autism assessments and diagnoses.
To learn more, visit us at www.fraser.org.
We'd also like to thank our sponsor for this episode, Geritom Medical. Thank you for supporting our podcast!
