Reviews

As a psychologist who works with individuals on the spectrum and an older sister of two adults with ASD, I appreciate hearing this family’s perspective. They don’t shy away from a lot of the difficulties but also highlight the joys and Trent’s humanity. Highly recommend for people interested in understanding the family perspective of an autism diagnosis.

Been listening on Spotify, lame I can’t review there but I’ve really been enjoying hearing the stories and also the struggles from your family’s perspective, it brings a lot of hope knowing how far awareness and assistance programs have come in the last 20 years. Also on the technical side of things, this is produced SO well! I’ve heard podcasts with millions of views where the audio just sounds like crap, but you guys are doing a fantastic job with it!

I love the feeling of this podcast. I love that they don’t sugarcoat and they tell it how it is… there is so much raw emotion and I feel like a part of the conversation. This podcast is so valuable to me. I have a four year old son who has level 3 autism. I had him at 20 years old and as a young mother I was (and am) scared for what the future might bring. It gives me some warmth to know that everything is going to be okay.

Such a genuine and honest discussion about families with a loved one who has ASD!

Thoughtful, honest and funny. So interesting to hear their perspective of life with Trent. More people need to hear these stories to help understand life with a loved one who has special needs.