LOMAH Disability Podcast
A podcast by LOMAH - Tuesdays
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177 Episodes
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#37 - Emergency Responder Preparation for Individuals with Special Needs
Published: 22/05/2018 -
#36 - Trauma Indicators in Individuals with Special Needs
Published: 15/05/2018 -
#35-Lessons & Updates from Season One
Published: 3/04/2018 -
#34-Non FAPE? 5 Things to Do Before the IEP Meeting for Your Special Needs Student
Published: 27/03/2018 -
#33-Homeschooling with a Twist for Special Needs Learners
Published: 20/03/2018 -
#32 - High School Time Crunch for Students with Special Needs
Published: 13/03/2018 -
#31-Individualized Transition Planning to Guide IEP Goals in Special Needs Education
Published: 6/03/2018 -
#30 Legal Rights After the Age of 18 for Students with Special Needs
Published: 19/02/2018 -
#29 - College of Adaptive Arts
Published: 13/02/2018 -
#28-College & High School: A Student's Perspective
Published: 6/02/2018 -
#27-College & High School: TAP Program for Students with Disabilities
Published: 30/01/2018 -
#26:College & High School: On Campus Programs for Individuals with Special Needs at the University of Cincinnati
Published: 23/01/2018 -
#25: College & High School-Think College for Students with Disailities
Published: 16/01/2018 -
#24-College & High School: Series Introduction
Published: 9/01/2018 -
#23-Housing: Creating a Housing Community for Adults with Disabilities / Special Needs
Published: 14/11/2017 -
#22-Housing: 4 Things to Start Doing Now
Published: 7/11/2017 -
#21-Housing: Family Home Model for Adults with Disabilities / Special Needs
Published: 31/10/2017 -
#20-Housing: Independent Apartment Community (part 2) for Adults with Special Needs / Disabilities
Published: 24/10/2017 -
#19-Housing Models: Independent Apartment Communities (part 1)
Published: 17/10/2017 -
#18-Housing: 5 Insights on Special Needs Housing
Published: 10/10/2017
The LOMAH Podcast is an award winning show that runs topical series deep diving into an issue for 10-12 episodes with interviews from expert guests, including self advocates. Your host, Kim, has a teenage daughter with level 3 non speaking autism who will require 24/7 support the rest of her life. Like many parents, Kim has a lot of important questions. She does not claim to know the answers for her child nor yours but does promise to search for them and share what she is discovering along the way. You will notice a striking difference in the earlier shows compared to the most recent as she has grown and evolved as a result of listening to expert guests and self advocates.