Past presentations

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Voices of Autism: Individuals, Families, and Professionals

Speaker:  Whitney Morean, SPU Doctoral Student

Bio: Whitney is a third year clinical psychology doctoral student at Seattle Pacific University. Her interest in providing psychological support for those living with chronic illness and disability has been largely influenced by her personal experiences after an idiopathic hemorrhagic stroke at age 28.  Whitney wants to become the provider she wishes she and her family would have had.  Her experience gives her unique insight into the complexity that comes from a life altering medical condition and has fueled her desire to become a rehabilitation psychologist.

Archive

• Anne Arnett, PhD: ADHD, Individual Differences, and the Brain (Winter, 2019)
• Allison Brooks, PhD: You Are Your Child’s Most Important Advocate: Notes for Parents of Children With Autism, From a Psychologist’s 23 Years in Clinics and Schools (Spring, 2019)
• Michelle S. Kim, PhD.: Traumatic Brain Injury and Life After TBI (2018)
• Dr. Gary Stobbe: Young adult panel discussion (April 2016)
• Dr. Gary Stobbe: Autism in Adulthood (2017) — A discussion with a young adult with autism
• Lynn Vigo: Mindful Self-care for Parents and Caregivers of Children With Autism (2017)
• Maida Chen, MD: Adolescent Sleep Changes and Opportunities (Winter, 2017)
• Dr. Felice Orlich: Family panel discussion (2016)
• Dr. Felice Orlich: Supporting Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder and Their Families (2016)
• Dr. Gary Stobbe: Young adult panel discussion (2015)
• Tracy Jirikowic, PhD, OTR/L: Sensory Processing Perspectives to Help Home, School, and Community Participation for Children With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (Winter, 2014)
• Maida Chen, MD:  Sleep in Children with Disabilities (2012)