On her radio show, “Autism Detectives,” Patricia S. Lemer and Joye Newman discuss the importance of movement for every child, and a source of fun activities in A Year of Mini-Moves for the In-Sync Child.
(2020) Sue Atkins, “The Parenting Expert,” interviews Joye on Sue’s Parenting Show (Episode 203) to talk about the In-Sync Child method and activities. Listen Now
(September 2020) In her interview with Dr. Shelley James, Age of Light Innovations, Joye discusses visual development in young children and how vision affects all learning and behavior. By watching this parent-focused series in which 14 worldwide experts and scientists focus on how lighting may harm children’s development, you will learn how to use light …
(June 2021) In this interview with Sarah Wayland, PhD, of Parenting ADHD & Autism Summit, Joye explains the difference between what you see and what you do with what you see, and how difficulties in accurately processing the visual world can lead to inexplicable behavior. Watch the online webinar
(December 2020) In an interview with Brigitte Shipman, founder of the Mother’s Guide Through Autism Show (Episode #44), Joye discusses how integrating behavioral optometry, occupational therapy, movement, and psychology into a child’s life can help him feel more comfortable in his own body and more able to meet new challenges when he is developmentally ready. …
(November 2020) Joye’s interview with Ana Elisa Villalaz is one of two dozen talks in the Global Autism Summit 2: A comprehensive Parent Guide to create success, love, and peace for your child and family. The video series includes tools, strategies, and free gifts for parents and teachers working with children, teens, or adults with …
(November 2020) Ana Elisa Villalaz introduces Joye’s webinar about vision and autism, one of more than 30 talks in the Global Autism Summit 2: A comprehensive Parent Guide to create success, love, and peace for your child and family. The video series includes tools, strategies, and free gifts for parents and teachers working with children, …
(A chapter in “Autism-in-Lockdown: Expert Tips and Insights on Coping with the COVID-10 Pandemic,” Future Horizons, 2020). A scary thing about the COVID-19 quarantine is the potential damage we do to our — and our children’s — visual systems by spending so much time indoors and on screens. The chapter includes a brief of discussion …