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12/03/2025

Listen to the podcast: https://www.allabilitiesnofilter.com/dropping-the-gloves-ending-the-parent-teacher-battle-in-special-education/

In this episode of All Abilities, No Filter, we dive deep into one of the most powerful—and often overlooked—factors in a child’s special education journey: the relationship between parents and the special education teacher.

A strong, respectful partnership can transform the entire IEP process, leading to better communication, stronger interventions, and a more united team supporting the child. But when this relationship breaks down, the impact is felt immediately—and the child pays the price.

We explore:
✨ What happens when parents and teachers build trust and communicate openly
✨ How collaboration strengthens IEP planning, problem-solving, and consistency between home and school
✨ The real consequences when the relationship is strained, disconnected, or adversarial
✨ The different “types” of parent–teacher relationships—from highly collaborative teams to high-conflict partnerships
✨ Practical steps BOTH sides can take to strengthen communication, respect, and alignment

Whether you’re a parent navigating special education, a teacher working to build trust with families, or an advocate supporting teams through the IEP process, this episode gives honest insight into what makes these relationships work—and what happens when they don’t.

At the end of the day, the relationship between parents and special educators isn’t just a professional interaction. It’s a partnership that directly shapes a child’s success. And when we get it right, everyone wins—especially the student.

12/01/2025

At Springbrook Autism Behavioral Health, we're proud to celebrate Inclusive Schools Week, an annual event dedicated to creating learning environments where students, including those with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), feel seen, valued, and supported!

This year’s theme, “Children First,” aligns perfectly with our mission. It highlights what is crucial for the growth and success of all children, especially those navigating the world with autism:

💛 Every child on the spectrum deserves to belong in their school community.
💛 Every unique voice and communication style matters and must be honored.
💛 Opportunities for friendships and meaningful connection are essential for social and emotional wellbeing.

As we recognize December 1st–5th, we extend our deepest gratitude to all educators, including our dedicated Springbrook teachers, Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), therapists, and instructional staff, along with families and school partners. Thank you for putting Children First and working tirelessly to make truly inclusive learning and acceptance a reality.

Together, we celebrate the power of belonging, today and every day! 🦋🧩

11/27/2025

At Springbrook Autism Behavioral Health, we recognize that holidays don’t feel the same for everyone, and that’s okay. What brings us together is gratitude, a grounding force that supports wellness, connection, and healing!

Today, we’re grateful for:

• Our Dedicated Staff – whose compassion and commitment make individualized, high-quality care possible
• Our Resilient Patients – who inspire us every day with their strengths, progress, and unique perspectives
• Our Families & Community – whose trust and partnership help us champion acceptance and build brighter futures

As we celebrate today, we wish you and your loved ones a peaceful and meaningful Thanksgiving that honors everyone’s comfort and needs! ✨

Happy Thanksgiving from the Springbrook Autism Behavioral Health family! 💛🦃

11/19/2025

November is Child Safety and Protection Month, a vital reminder that safety must be universal, it must fit the child!

At Springbrook Autism Behavioral Health, we know that for a child with autism, safety is built on understanding. This means adapting environments to reduce sensory overwhelm and establishing the clear, predictable routines that are their greatest protective measure against risks like elopement and injury.

This month highlights essential practices, such as fire/water safety, injury prevention, and preventing accidental poisoning. When implementing these in a neurodiverse context, we must prioritize visual, consistent, and low-sensory safety protocols.

Let’s commit to safety that embraces neurodiversity. Together, we ensure every child with autism feels protected, understood, and truly safe! 🛡️💙

11/18/2025

Listen to the podcast: https://www.allabilitiesnofilter.com/it-takes-a-team-with-special-guest-bailey-payne/

In this influential episode of All Abilities, No Filter, Brandon Clark interviews Bailey Payne, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. Bailey shares her unique backstory that led to her lifelong career transition into treating children with autism. During her transformative career undertaking, Bailey identified reasons why interventions weren't as effective as they could be. The solutions she came up with are surprisingly simple. This led Bailey to developing TEAM: Training Educators and Managing Behavior. Within this episode, Bailey breaks down her teamwork approach to practical and sustainable outcomes for home, school, and community interventions. Bailey has a wealth of knowledge and experience. She is relatable and passionate, making her content easy to digest for all listeners. For parents, educators, and advocates, this is an episode you don't want to miss!

11/12/2025

Listen to the podcast: https://www.allabilitiesnofilter.com/building-confident-communicators-with-jeaneen-tang/

In this episode of All Abilities, No Filter, we sit down with Jeaneen Tang, a speech-language pathologist, author, and proud mom of a neurodivergent son, for an open and inspiring conversation about communication, connection, and confidence. With more than 24 years of experience supporting children and adults with neurodiversity, Jeaneen dives deep into what speech therapy really is — and how it helps students find their voice, build relationships, and thrive. She also shares how her personal journey as a parent has shaped her passion for helping others communicate and connect in meaningful ways. We explore her new book, PLAY DUMB & SABOTAGE, along with the companion workbook and workshops she’s created for parents and educators. Her goal? To make early language development approachable, fun, and preventative — helping families raise confident communicators and reduce the need for formal therapy down the road. This episode is full of insight, laughter, and practical takeaways for anyone supporting a child’s communication journey. Tune in and discover why “playing dumb” might just be the smartest thing you can do.

11/11/2025

Today, we proudly honor all who have served our country with courage, dedication, and sacrifice! Your service protects the freedoms we hold dear, and your strength continues to inspire us all.

At Springbrook Autism Behavioral Health, we extend our deepest gratitude not only to veterans across the nation, but also to the incredible veterans within our own Springbrook team! Your leadership, compassion, and commitment to serving others shine through every day in the work you do.

From all of us at Springbrook, thank you for your service, your sacrifice, and your continued impact in our community and beyond!

11/07/2025

Springbrook Autism Behavioral Health is proud to be one of the sponsors of the upcoming Autism Connecting Conference For Moms, taking place November 14 – 15, 2025, at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Greenville, SC.

This meaningful event brings together families of children and adults with autism to share experiences, learn practical strategies, and build connections with others who truly understand the journey.

We’re honored to support a weekend dedicated to learning, encouragement, and community, and we invite you to stop by our exhibitor booth to meet the Springbrook team and learn more about our specialized programs!

To learn more: risingupevents.com/event-details/autism-connecting-conference-for-moms-2

11/05/2025

Each November, National Family Caregivers Month shines a light on the incredible families and caregivers who walk beside children and adolescents with autism. At Springbrook Autism Behavioral Health, we honor the families and caregivers whose compassion, patience, and love create a foundation of hope and understanding that helps each child move forward!

We recognize the extraordinary strength and resilience it takes to care for a child with autism. Every act of advocacy, understanding, and support helps create a world where children with autism can grow, learn, and thrive.

💫 Your care changes lives. Your love creates possibilities. Today and every day, we celebrate you for the light, love, and strength you share with those you care for! 💙🧩🦋

11/04/2025

International Stress Awareness Week, November 3–7, 2025

This week reminds us to pause and recognize how stress can quietly build in our daily lives. At Havenwood at Springbrook Behavioral Health, we encourage small, intentional actions that help nurture calm and resilience, to unplug, stretch, connect, and rest.

✨ Step away from constant noise and screens.
✨ Stretch to release tension and invite calm.
✨ Connect with people who lift you up.
✨ Give yourself permission to truly rest.

Each simple act can help promote peace, reduce stress, and support emotional well-being. Because caring for your mental health isn’t optional, it’s essential! 🌍💜💚

11/03/2025

All Abilities, No Filter has released a new episode!

Listen to the podcast: https://www.allabilitiesnofilter.com/a-fathers-journey-through-autism-love-challenges-and-connections/

In this heartfelt episode, the team sits down with John Fela, a former educator with experience in both general and special education, to explore the journey of fatherhood through the lens of raising a child with disabilities. John opens up about the emotional and practical challenges that come with balancing advocacy, parenting, and personal growth. He shares honest reflections on the hurdles he’s faced, but also the beautiful opportunities he’s discovered in building a deeper connection with his child. Throughout our conversation, John highlights the importance of community and support, encouraging parents to reach out, ask for help, and connect with others walking a similar path. With his background in education and his work with national advocacy organizations, John brings a unique perspective that blends compassion, experience, and wisdom. Whether you’re a parent, educator, or advocate, this episode will remind you that you don’t have to go through it alone—and that there’s real power in shared stories and support.

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