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welcome to a parenting space actually designed for YOU! where you can get answers about navigating a life that includes autism.
I’m Dr. Tay, a licensed child psychologist specializing in autism and neuroaffirming care. I have supported 100s of autistic children and their families and have been in the autism field for over a decade.
on this podcast, we focus on supporting your autistic child AND your whole family, including you! every topic is on the table, and your questions (which you can submit through my social media) inspire the episodes created. I share some of my personal stories growing up with a brother who was diagnosed at 23 months of age as well as feature other families' stories so you know you are not navigating this journey alone. this is a space for you to be SEEN. HEARD. SUPPORTED. and get reputable and reliable information about autism instead of searching Google endlessly for hours. I am so dang grateful that you are here.
***disclaimer: not clinical advice, for educational purposes only***
subscribe to this podcast by hitting the plus or follow button so you don't miss an episode.
welcome to a parenting space actually designed for YOU! where you can get answers about navigating a life that includes autism.
I’m Dr. Tay, a licensed child psychologist specializing in autism and neuroaffirming care. I have supported 100s of autistic children and their families and have been in the autism field for over a decade.
on this podcast, we focus on supporting your autistic child AND your whole family, including you! every topic is on the table, and your questions (which you can submit through my social media) inspire the episodes created. I share some of my personal stories growing up with a brother who was diagnosed at 23 months of age as well as feature other families' stories so you know you are not navigating this journey alone. this is a space for you to be SEEN. HEARD. SUPPORTED. and get reputable and reliable information about autism instead of searching Google endlessly for hours. I am so dang grateful that you are here.
***disclaimer: not clinical advice, for educational purposes only***
subscribe to this podcast by hitting the plus or follow button so you don't miss an episode.
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Recent Hosts, Guests & Topics
Here's a quick summary of the last 5 episodes on EVOLVE with Dr. Tay: the podcast for parents of autistic kids.
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Dr. Stacy Greeter is a psychiatrist with expertise in autism and neurodiversity, who discusses medication and treatment approaches for autistic children, emphasizing a neurodiversity-affirming perspective.
Dr. Stacy Greeter is a psychiatrist with expertise in autism and neurodiversity, who discusses medication and treatment approaches for autistic children, emphasizing a neurodiversity-affirming perspective.
Rosy Crescitelli is a human design specialist and multisensory reading expert, known for her work in helping individuals understand their unique inner authority and leverage it for personal growth and empowerment.
Rosy Crescitelli is a human design specialist and multisensory reading expert, known for her work in helping individuals understand their unique inner authority and leverage it for personal growth and empowerment.
Amanda Moses is a neurodivergent psychologist from Australia who specializes in autism identification, particularly in individuals with complex and highly masked presentations. She has a background in psychology and a focus on supporting those with autism, especially females, through her clinical work and research. Amanda is passionate about improving recognition and understanding of autism in girls and women, and she offers practical advice for parents and clinicians. She maintains an active presence on Instagram (@amandamosespsychology) and provides resources to help better understand masking and neurodivergence.
Amanda Moses is a neurodivergent psychologist from Australia who specializes in autism identification, particularly in individuals with complex and highly masked presentations. She has a background in psychology and a focus on supporting those with autism, especially females, through her clinical work and research. Amanda is passionate about improving recognition and understanding of autism in girls and women, and she offers practical advice for parents and clinicians. She maintains an active presence on Instagram (@amandamosespsychology) and provides resources to help better understand masking and neurodivergence.
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Dr. Tay welcomes psychiatrist Dr. Stacy Greeter to discuss the complexities of explaining medication to autistic children. They emphasize the importance of maintaining a neurodiversity-affirming approach, focusing on informed consent, and fostering a healthy relationship with medication. Dr. Greeter shares personal experiences and tips on building trust, understanding unique responses to medications, and the critical role of autonomy in treatment. They also discuss the broader challenges within the medical profession and the importance of continual learning and flexibility for practitioners.
00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview
00:54 Guest Introduction: Dr. Stacy Greeter
01:26 Host Background and Podcast Purpose
02:40 Challenges in Psychiatry and Neurodiversity
05:19 Dr. Greeter's Personal Journey
12:27 Medication and Autism: Key Insights
18:12 Guiding Parents on Medication Conversations
23:34 The Role of Medicine in Treatment
24:08 Balancing Medicine and Personal Responsibility
25:11 Addressing Anxiety with Medication
25:58 Using Metaphors to Explain Medication
26:46 The Importance of Patient Ownership
27:18 The Impact of Beliefs on Medication Efficacy
28:18 Parental Concerns and Positive Expectations
29:29 Navigating Medication with Autonomy
31:35 Building a Therapeutic Alliance
34:26 Understanding Reluctance to Take Medication
39:49 Final Thoughts and Encouragement
41:31 Resources and Closing Remarks
*note: PDA is discussed in this episode. it is a theorized profile often seen in a subset of autistic individuals and not a clinical diagnosis. however, it has been a helpful conceptualization for many parents to learn about how their child's brain is wired. our knowledge of PDA is currently unfolding and I do my best to share up-to-date, balanced information. to learn more about PDA, please listen to episode 110
RESOURCES
⚡️inquire about Dr. Greeter’s services in FL and CO and sign up for her newsletter at stacygreetermd.com
Dr. Tay welcomes psychiatrist Dr. Stacy Greeter to discuss the complexities of explaining medication to autistic children. They emphasize the importance of maintaining a neurodiversity-affirming approach, focusing on informed consent, and fostering a healthy relationship with medication. Dr. Greeter shares personal experiences and tips on building trust, understanding unique responses to medications, and the critical role of autonomy in treatment. They also discuss the broader challenges within the medical profession and the importance of continual learning and flexibility for practitioners.
00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview
00:54 Guest Introduction: Dr. Stacy Greeter
01:26 Host Background and Podcast Purpose
02:40 Challenges in Psychiatry and Neurodiversity
05:19 Dr. Greeter's Personal Journey
12:27 Medication and Autism: Key Insights
18:12 Guiding Parents on Medication Conversations
23:34 The Role of Medicine in Treatment
24:08 Balancing Medicine and Personal Responsibility
25:11 Addressing Anxiety with Medication
25:58 Using Metaphors to Explain Medication
26:46 The Importance of Patient Ownership
27:18 The Impact of Beliefs on Medication Efficacy
28:18 Parental Concerns and Positive Expectations
29:29 Navigating Medication with Autonomy
31:35 Building a Therapeutic Alliance
34:26 Understanding Reluctance to Take Medication
39:49 Final Thoughts and Encouragement
41:31 Resources and Closing Remarks
*note: PDA is discussed in this episode. it is a theorized profile often seen in a subset of autistic individuals and not a clinical diagnosis. however, it has been a helpful conceptualization for many parents to learn about how their child's brain is wired. our knowledge of PDA is currently unfolding and I do my best to share up-to-date, balanced information. to learn more about PDA, please listen to episode 110
RESOURCES
⚡️inquire about Dr. Greeter’s services in FL and CO and sign up for her newsletter at stacygreetermd.com
176 | understanding your inner authority: insights from human design with Rosy Crescitelli
Hosts
Hosts of this podcast episode
Dr. Tay
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Rosy Crescitelli
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
autismparentinginner authorityhuman designself-awarenessself-compassionnervous system regulationautistic childrendecision-making
ABOUT THIS EPISODE (+ scroll for resources) 👇
In this episode, Dr. Tay dives into the concept of inner authority from human design and its significance in enhancing parental advocacy and personal growth. Joined by Rosy Crescitelli, a human design specialist and multisensory reading expert, they explore various types of inner authorities such as sacral, emotional, splenic, ego, self, sounding board, and lunar. They discuss how understanding and leveraging one's unique inner authority can facilitate better decision-making and create a more supportive environment for autistic children. Practical tips and insights are provided to help parents navigate this journey, emphasizing the importance of self-awareness, self-compassion, and nervous system regulation. Listen in to learn how human design can be a transformative tool for both personal and parental empowerment.
00:00 Introduction and Inner Authority Overview
00:46 Guest Introduction: Rosy Crescitelli
01:34 Dr. Tay's Background and Podcast Purpose
02:43 Rosy's Journey into Human Design
05:14 Understanding Human Design and Inner Authority
12:25 Sacral Authority: Trusting Your Gut
19:37 Emotional Authority: Riding the Emotional Wave
27:19 Splenic Authority: Quiet Intuition
31:21 Gratitude and Self-Trust
31:50 Understanding Splenic Authority
33:01 Ego Authority Explained
35:38 Self Authority for Projectors
39:30 Sounding Board Authority
47:54 Lunar Authority for Reflectors
52:53 Recap and Final Thoughts
56:04 Advocating for Your Child's Human Design
58:41 Connecting with Rosy
01:03:10 Closing Remarks
please note: in this episode, many terminologies and phrases are used to describe autism. Dr. Tay honors what each child and family prefers, and intentionally chooses to use affirming and identity-first language after listening to autistic adults and their preferences. various guests on the podcast are likely to use the language that they have been exposed to the most.
RESOURCES
⚡️ find out your human design (be sure to also listen to episode 38 to learn more about HD)
⚡️explore ways to learn more about your or your child's human design with Rosy here
In this episode, Dr. Tay dives into the concept of inner authority from human design and its significance in enhancing parental advocacy and personal growth. Joined by Rosy Crescitelli, a human design specialist and multisensory reading expert, they explore various types of inner authorities such as sacral, emotional, splenic, ego, self, sounding board, and lunar. They discuss how understanding and leveraging one's unique inner authority can facilitate better decision-making and create a more supportive environment for autistic children. Practical tips and insights are provided to help parents navigate this journey, emphasizing the importance of self-awareness, self-compassion, and nervous system regulation. Listen in to learn how human design can be a transformative tool for both personal and parental empowerment.
00:00 Introduction and Inner Authority Overview
00:46 Guest Introduction: Rosy Crescitelli
01:34 Dr. Tay's Background and Podcast Purpose
02:43 Rosy's Journey into Human Design
05:14 Understanding Human Design and Inner Authority
12:25 Sacral Authority: Trusting Your Gut
19:37 Emotional Authority: Riding the Emotional Wave
27:19 Splenic Authority: Quiet Intuition
31:21 Gratitude and Self-Trust
31:50 Understanding Splenic Authority
33:01 Ego Authority Explained
35:38 Self Authority for Projectors
39:30 Sounding Board Authority
47:54 Lunar Authority for Reflectors
52:53 Recap and Final Thoughts
56:04 Advocating for Your Child's Human Design
58:41 Connecting with Rosy
01:03:10 Closing Remarks
please note: in this episode, many terminologies and phrases are used to describe autism. Dr. Tay honors what each child and family prefers, and intentionally chooses to use affirming and identity-first language after listening to autistic adults and their preferences. various guests on the podcast are likely to use the language that they have been exposed to the most.
RESOURCES
⚡️ find out your human design (be sure to also listen to episode 38 to learn more about HD)
⚡️explore ways to learn more about your or your child's human design with Rosy here
Dr. Tay emphasizes the importance of asking questions as a tool for progress, especially for parents navigating the challenges of raising an autistic child. She discusses her own journey to launch a membership for parents seeking support, inspired by a serendipitous experience with a community she belongs to. Dr. Tay shares the story of how asking the right questions can lead to actionable outcomes and encourages parents to embrace their right to ask and advocate for their children.
Dr. Tay emphasizes the importance of asking questions as a tool for progress, especially for parents navigating the challenges of raising an autistic child. She discusses her own journey to launch a membership for parents seeking support, inspired by a serendipitous experience with a community she belongs to. Dr. Tay shares the story of how asking the right questions can lead to actionable outcomes and encourages parents to embrace their right to ask and advocate for their children.
174 | masking, delayed diagnosis, and autism identification in females with Amanda Moses
Hosts
Hosts of this podcast episode
Dr. Tay
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Amanda Moses
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
autismmaskingdelayed diagnosisautism in femalesneurodivergent traitsemotional dysregulationperfectionismcognitive rigiditysocial challengesself-identificationdiagnosis in girlsmental healthauthenticityneurodiversity
In this episode, Dr. Tay is joined by guest Amanda Moses, a neurodivergent psychologist from Australia, who specializes in autism identification in those with complex and highly masked presentations. They discuss the differences in how autism presents in females versus males, the concept of masking, and the unique social challenges that often lead to delayed diagnoses. Amanda offers practical advice for parents and clinicians on how to better recognize and support autistic children and adults. The episode emphasizes the importance of specialized training for clinicians and the need for more self-compassion and understanding among those exploring their own neurodivergent traits.
00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction
00:28 Autism Diagnostic Criteria and Episode Reference
01:10 Amanda's Background and Passion for Autism
01:38 Dr. Tay's Background and Podcast Purpose
02:40 Amanda's Journey and PhD Focus
04:07 Challenges in Autism Assessment Tools
10:22 Importance of Self-Identification and Formal Diagnosis
14:46 Challenges in Diagnosing Girls with Autism
26:51 Key Transitional Points for Diagnosing Autism in Girls
31:44 Recognizing Emotional Dysregulation in Children
32:26 Perfectionism and Cognitive Rigidity
33:10 The Role of Savvy Parents
33:31 The Importance of Content Creation
35:37 Exploring Masking in Autism
38:16 Personal Experiences with Masking
41:11 Helping Children Understand Their Energy Levels
44:25 The Complexities of Masking and Mental Health
46:40 Finding Safe Spaces for Authenticity
53:49 Social Connections Among Neurodivergent Individuals
In this episode, Dr. Tay is joined by guest Amanda Moses, a neurodivergent psychologist from Australia, who specializes in autism identification in those with complex and highly masked presentations. They discuss the differences in how autism presents in females versus males, the concept of masking, and the unique social challenges that often lead to delayed diagnoses. Amanda offers practical advice for parents and clinicians on how to better recognize and support autistic children and adults. The episode emphasizes the importance of specialized training for clinicians and the need for more self-compassion and understanding among those exploring their own neurodivergent traits.
00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction
00:28 Autism Diagnostic Criteria and Episode Reference
01:10 Amanda's Background and Passion for Autism
01:38 Dr. Tay's Background and Podcast Purpose
02:40 Amanda's Journey and PhD Focus
04:07 Challenges in Autism Assessment Tools
10:22 Importance of Self-Identification and Formal Diagnosis
14:46 Challenges in Diagnosing Girls with Autism
26:51 Key Transitional Points for Diagnosing Autism in Girls
31:44 Recognizing Emotional Dysregulation in Children
32:26 Perfectionism and Cognitive Rigidity
33:10 The Role of Savvy Parents
33:31 The Importance of Content Creation
35:37 Exploring Masking in Autism
38:16 Personal Experiences with Masking
41:11 Helping Children Understand Their Energy Levels
44:25 The Complexities of Masking and Mental Health
46:40 Finding Safe Spaces for Authenticity
53:49 Social Connections Among Neurodivergent Individuals
Dr. Tay shares personal experiences and insights about making significant life changes. She discusses the challenges and importance of trusting one's instincts, especially when overthinking sets in. Dr. Tay recounts a personal story involving a car accident and fire ants, which led her to a profound realization about her own business decisions, particularly the launch of the anticipated membership to support families navigating autism. She emphasizes the value of listening to your body, taking action despite fear, and leveraging gut feelings in both parenting and personal growth. This episode encourages parents, especially those of autistic children, to trust themselves and act on their intuitive nudges.
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
00:32 About Dr. Tay and the Podcast
01:22 Disclaimer and Episode Topic Introduction
01:58 Personal Story: The Fire Ant Incident
03:27 Business Mastermind and Spiritual Meaning of Fire Ants
05:20 Struggles with Launching the Membership
08:40 The Importance of Trusting Your Gut
09:17 Quality Over Quantity in Services
11:29 Navigating Parenting Decisions
15:38 Personal Reflections and Call to Action
22:39 Final Thoughts and Farewell
RESOURCES
⚡️ want to learn more about Dr. Tay's Whole Family Approach and current services offered? visit drtaylorday.com
⚡️ continue learning from me and submit any questions [could be featured on a future episode] >>
Dr. Tay shares personal experiences and insights about making significant life changes. She discusses the challenges and importance of trusting one's instincts, especially when overthinking sets in. Dr. Tay recounts a personal story involving a car accident and fire ants, which led her to a profound realization about her own business decisions, particularly the launch of the anticipated membership to support families navigating autism. She emphasizes the value of listening to your body, taking action despite fear, and leveraging gut feelings in both parenting and personal growth. This episode encourages parents, especially those of autistic children, to trust themselves and act on their intuitive nudges.
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
00:32 About Dr. Tay and the Podcast
01:22 Disclaimer and Episode Topic Introduction
01:58 Personal Story: The Fire Ant Incident
03:27 Business Mastermind and Spiritual Meaning of Fire Ants
05:20 Struggles with Launching the Membership
08:40 The Importance of Trusting Your Gut
09:17 Quality Over Quantity in Services
11:29 Navigating Parenting Decisions
15:38 Personal Reflections and Call to Action
22:39 Final Thoughts and Farewell
RESOURCES
⚡️ want to learn more about Dr. Tay's Whole Family Approach and current services offered? visit drtaylorday.com
⚡️ continue learning from me and submit any questions [could be featured on a future episode] >>
