Take My Money, Fix My Kid | When consumerism and autism collide; How to avoid the pitfalls

Today we’re in your wallet, talking about the complex issue of autism and consumerism.

When parents are vulnerable and faced with consumerism while trying to find the right care for their child, the results can be financially and emotionally devastating. In this episode Janeen shares her experience and what to look out for on your journey.

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• How your intentions inform your choices for your child.
• How your experience as a parent plays into these decisions.
• What red flags to watch out for when choosing a therapist, physician, protocol or program.
• How to avoid being sucked into products and services you may not need.

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