#131 | About Imagine by Northpoint

#131 | About Imagine by Northpoint

Imagine Spokane offers evidence-based, integrated treatment for mental health and co-occurring substance use issues in teens. Their outpatient center offers support for teens and their families during the road to recovery. Their specialized teen treatment programs are designed to support the whole family.

Contact Imagine at: 509.800.5738

Learn more about their outpatient programs:

About Us

Mark your calendar for a family outdoor concert awareness event at the Spokane Pavilion on October 29, 2023 with performance by country music entertainer Chris Young along with local.

#128 | Self-Advocate Laine Anderson: Williams Syndrome Acceptance Month

#128 | Self-Advocate Laine Anderson: Williams Syndrome Acceptance Month

May is Williams Syndrome Acceptance Month. Joining me for this episode of Isaac’s Autism in the Wild podcast is self-advocate Laine Anderson who shares with me her journey as a young woman living with Williams Syndrome. We chatted about her early years along with some of the medical  challenges associated with Williams Syndrome.

Show Notes:

https://williams-syndrome.org/

#126 | Sexual Assault and Prevention

#126 | Sexual Assault and Prevention

⚠️TRIGGER WARNING⚠️

In this episode we welcome Jim Lane and Jenn Ranney from the Arc of Spokane. Jim is a sexual Abuse Awareness-Disability Professionals Trainer in the Arc of Spokane’s Sexual Abuse Prevention program.  His program works to end sexual abuse of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities by educating disability professionals, parents, guardians, and family caregivers.  You will hear about how to recognize abuse and correctly respond to it.

#125 | Isaac’s Clubhouse Banter

#125 | Isaac’s Clubhouse Banter

What is Isaac’s Clubhouse? It’s a safe place for children on the autism spectrum to congregate, explore interests, and make connections with peers in their community. In this episode, members of our Tuesday after school Clubhouse crew join me for their first ever podcast experience. You’ll have to forgive the excessive background noise as the kids learn how to have less fidgets and quiet hands.