I absolutely love Sasha’s podcast because of her attention to helping autistic children thrive, particularly at school — it is evident in each of her episodes! As a licensed child psychologist who works with autistic children and their families, this is a podcast I will be recommending parents to start listening to.

This used to be one of my favorite podcasts, but it is about 5 minutes of good content and 8 minutes of promo. The concepts are great, just be prepared to fast forward a lot.

I love listening to the Autism Helper Podcast everyday when I walk! I have increased my mileage and steps, because I want to listen to more. Listening to the podcast helps me daily in my Functional Academic SDC. I also share with parents as well as assign it to my para educators and then discuss the topics and strategies at our weekly meetings.

This podcast is helpful to avoid staff burnout. Practical information in bite size pieces.

I love the podcasts here! They are helpful and informative. I can get knowledge for my classroom that I don’t have to spend hours or $$$ on. It makes things you may have already been thinking make sense or come together. Thanks Autism Helper for all you do to help parents and educators 💙

The Autism Helper is a very well-thought out and helpful! Sasha provides great information from her years of teaching! I have gotten great ideas and help from this podcast! It is great for an Autism classroom or functional skills/life skills classroom as well.

This podcast is such a great resource for my program! It has such a variety of topics to keep me going in my classroom. This year, it really kept my motivation going during a difficult year!

Sasha is amazing! She offers so many ideas and suggestions so you are always learning! It’s the PD TRAINING that you wish you had to go to instead of whatever the district made you go to. These podcasts are the perfect thing also for program/classroom trainings!

I wish this podcast l, resource and curriculum was around when I was in the classroom. I can’t even begin to tell you how incredible the teaching and advise given by Sasha and the amazing team at The Autsim Helper. A TRUE help for those working with children with Autism as well as other children with disabilities that need structure and consistency to thrive.

As a sped teacher and Autism mama, these podcasts are relevant yo me daily challenges. I love how I can takeaway ideas that are relevant, do-able, and effective. Highly recommend!

I have been teaching special education for 20 years and if I would have had such an amazing resources as the autism helper I would not have been overwhelmed my first couple of years. I would know where to start and would of had such amazing resources at my finger tips instead of having to do so much research ti find material to use with a wide range of learners.

Sasha came to Kentucky several years ago to do two in-person PDs. In these PDs, I really appreciated her knowledge, the manner in which she communicated information to teachers with a wide range of experience and skills, and the materials Sasha and her team have created. The podcasts are a way for teachers (and others) to have access to this knowledge, etc.

Hi. I love this podcast and I listen to it on my way to work, I always learn something new or get amazing informations. For years I got news letter emails from Autism helper and now that has come to life in the podcast.

I have learned so much through this podcast! Even after 15 years of teaching I continue to learn new things by listening to each episode. Thank you!

After 11 years of teaching I love coming across this podcast and learning so much! I turn to her blog whenever I need a fresh idea or a reminder of a time and true one.

I can’t recommend The Autism Helper’s podcasts enough. Parents, teachers, therapists, and more, there is so much goodness and learning everyone. When you think about it, we are built to learn and this is exactly what the podcasts do. The amount of support, encouragement, and passion Sasha and others have is real and it’s like she’s right here talking to you. As a teacher of students with severe autism and low incidence disabilities, I feel very supported by the podcast. There is always an Aha and learning. For families and as a sister with a sibling with autism, I’m always doing more to help and that’s just what the podcasts do. I can recommend the Autism Helpers podcast to everyone!

I love the podcasts and the products. The podcasts provide me with a different lens on seeing things-a great reflection tool when listening on the way to work and also when leaving school for the day. The products-OMG! Great resources for my students, parents, parapros and of course me. Everything I need is at my fingertips. Thank you for choosing to use your gifts and share them with us!

I love your podcast! I always benefit from your podcasts in some form, whether it’s learning something new…or thinking about autism in a different way. Thanks Sasha!

I love the Autism Helper podcast, it gives so much information from a variety of experts. The advice and guidance is easy to implement in my classroom and I often share this with my coworkers.

As a parent of a child on the spectrum and special education teacher these podcasts have been so helpful. My IAs and I listen to them to help our students. She has so many great ideas. Loved learning the difference between bribery and reinforcement.

Love, love, love The Autism Helper podcast and app! Super great information to help me stay focused and refreshed. Sometimes I am learning new things and sometimes I get great refreshers to help me focus or refocus on important things in the special education world. Thank you for all you do help special educators everywhere!

I have been a faithful follower of Sasha and The Autism Helper for the past 7 years. As a BCBA, special education teacher and a grandmother of a awesome little boy with autism I have come to rely on TAH as a resource. Through the podcasts, courses and resources I have improved my knowledge and skill set and have been able to support behavior change and improve skills in the lives of the parents and children that I have had the privilege to work with. Keep doing what you are doing. You have changed lives. Thank you! Kathy Morico

The Autism Helper given me the confidence I so desperately needed. I eagerly listen each week for tips that I can incorporate in my teachings. Thank you so much for sharing these gems!

As a fellow BCBA this podcast is a great supplement to listen to - TAH website has such great resources and the podcast is just another addition!

I enjoy listening to all of The episodes. They are very helpful for anyone involved with autism anyway. Very informative and educational.

I found this podcast very helpful as I am changing programs and schools this year and am thinking a lot about how to set up for the new year.

Haven’t listened yet as I didn’t know there was a podcast. Definitely will be listening this summer to prep for the next school year. Five star rating based off products we are using already and looking forward to using the curriculum this fall.

After listening to the podcast I am excited to begin prepping my classroom for the Fall! Revamping my classroom will be a snap and I look forward to more opportunities to learn from Sasha (she is patient and helpful)!

I cannot believe what an outstanding job Sasha does in: 1. Laying out the goals of her lessons 2. Structuring lessons in a way that is sequential, concise (holds my attention), explicit (examples provided), and explicitly explains how to start from baseline to identifying skill deficits and strengths, as well as teaching strategies and materials. 3. I am currently taking the Excutive Functioning Master's Course and it has been life changing for my young self-contained and integrated learners!! Often times, we recieve an IQ report which identifies missing skills, but I have never had a systematic way of implementing a plan to address thes areas identified. Her Podcasts and Courses are a must have as an educator and BCBA!!!

I love listening to your podcast. It has been so helpful. I love learning new strategies to use in my classroom. Thank you

As a special education teacher, I am always searching for resources and strategies. Sasha has always provided this with her webpage and her podcasts are no different. So thankful to her both to pull from and implement in my classroom.

I am an SLP in the public school system who has worked in Autism for the last 20 years. This podcast is not only highly informative, it also breathes new inspiration for working with Autism. Keep up the great work!!!

As a veteran teacher it good for a little refresher. Sometimes you forget all up aspect or things that there is to set up a class for success. Great resource should be apart of a back to school set classroom for most self contain classroom And I am So excited about the vb mapps. It sounds like a wonderful resource to have in the classroom. I love the tah curriculum. I am so happy the are talking generalize in theses resources.

Sasha has so many helpful ideas and strategies that are based on her actually having worked with students, so it’s real!

While it’s called the Autism Helper podcast, it’s my favorite podcast to listen for tips on all my students or organizing my room, or activities. It’s quick and easy to understand, perfect for my drive to work. Bonus when Sasha adds in a story of past students.

After 30+ years of teaching, I thought I pretty much knew some variation of everything - NOPE! Shauna and company have taught me so many ways to make my classroom run more efficiently and help my students to be more successful. I cannot recommend this podcast enough to newbies, “can’t even see the light at the end of the tunnelers,” and old dogs like me. SO many new tricks!!

I absolutely LOVE this podcast. I stumbled across this podcast and TAH a couple years ago and I have been so motivated to continue my work as a special education educator every time I listen to a podcast or read a blog post. Sasha brings a wealth of knowledge to educators and parents out there who are looking to learn more about how to help students with autism. Along with the podcast, I have really enjoyed the membership that she offers. I’m so glad that she has all these wonderful resources available. Another thing I’d like to add is that she responds to questions via email so promptly! As a busy mom and teacher, I appreciate getting a quick response when I need one. I highly recommend this podcast as she covers so many different topics and brings people along who are knowledgeable in the topic area. I don’t think any educator looking to learn more will be disappointed.

My teacher friend turned me on to this podcast. As an OT I am often looking for better ways to support my teacher colleagues and my students- this podcast helped me do that. I broadened my behavior knowledge. I broadened my understanding of using visuals. And I keep learning more with every listen.

You will get a lot of great information and advice whether you are a new or veteran special educator! Hands down one of my favorite podcasts!

Sasha provides so much incredible information for special education teachers. As a fairly new self-contained teacher this podcast has been a lifeline. I use many resources from The Autism Helper store in my classroom and structure my classroom around things I have learned from the podcast. This podcast has changed my view on educating and has helped me become a better teacher.

I listen to autism helper while cutting the grass, it gives me time alone to really listen and reflect. Thank you for all the great tips.

I have been following Sasha Long for a few years now. It started by following her on Instagram, downloading her products on TpT, having an in-person training with her, and now her amazing podcast!! Her resources are too notch and so helpful within my classroom, so to be able to hear professionals, parents, and her own insights as a BCBA has helped me out so much! She offers a variety of topics and sometimes when I am struggling in a certain area I will listen to the topic on her podcast and learn some new tips and tricks! Follow and subscribe, you won’t regret it!

I switched into special ed after 10 years of teaching a different subject. Some things have come naturally; other things have been a steep learning curve - especially because I entered special ed by way of “job-embedded licensure” (meaning I started teaching while I pursued my Master’s in special ed at the same time). I had seen materials from TAH here and there, but then I joined the professional membership community at the first of the year. From my experiences with that and with this podcast, I can officially say I’ve “drunk the TAH kool-aid!” Everything produced by Sasha and company is so incredibly relevant, evidence-based, field tested, and practicable - usually even more so than the materials I encountered while earning my Master’s. I can’t recommend it enough! I’m pretty sure my colleagues are already sick of hearing me quote from TAH all the time 😄

As a neurodiverse mom with a young preverbal child on the spectrum, The Autism Helper has provided such excellent guidance and resourceful information that saved countless of hours being in despair via blog articles, podcasts, courses, membership, and TAH shop. Thank you. Your podcasts are always so helpful and encouraging. M.D.

The Autism Helper has been a staple resource for me the past several years. First stumbled upon her TpT store, then read her blog. In the past year I have turned to her pod casts to improve my practice as a setting 3 teacher for students with autism. I appreciate the plethora of topics that Sasha and her team cover. In addition, I trust their thoroughness and tight ties to best practice…yet practical practice.

This was my first time to listen to the podcast. I listened to 7 steps to setup classroom. I will definitely be finishing each of these episodes. Diana Blankenship

Sasha does a great job on her podcast of covering a large variety of content related to educating/working with students with disabilities. As a special educator, I love being able to continue to learn and hear different perspectives. Sasha also has a voice that is very easy to listen to. My first time listening to her podcast I was on a long drive and actually listened to it for 3+ hours straight.

I find so much valuable information to use in my self-contained classroom.

This podcast, the website/app, available courses (SOME FREE), FREE weekly resources (like at home printable activities) … the ENDLESS resources and information TAH provides is invaluable. TAH has been my saving grace helping me with my very special daughter who is on the spectrum. ❤️

I’ve been listening to this podcast for about 2 years now, since I started teaching in the Autism program. It has taught me so many great tips that I have been able to implement right away. I am excited to listen this summer new ways to get my classroom ready for September.