Maura Sullivan's guest appearances

Maura Sullivan

Facing the Future

Cruisin Jams

Uniquely Human: The Podcast

The New Politics Podcast

Kim Gordon

Jessica Harris

Pon Farr

Denise Frazier

Calvin Johnson

Jacqueline Brown

Michael Sullivan

Jose Torres

Ladee Hubbard

Nia Weeks

Hannah Kreiger-Benson

Jayeesha Dutta

Rachel Taber

Andy Kowalczyk

Theo Hilton

OwlTail

Accessing support for healthcare and navigating medical and health related services is one of the greatest stressors reported by parents, family members, and autistic people themselves, Future physicians and nurses receive very little, if any training about the best ways to support autistic individuals and their families in healthcare settings. In many cases, the information they receive it is out of date, or based on misunderstandings of the behavior of autistic people, especially under stressful circumstances, and the reactions of parents and family members, trying to do the best in helping their autistic family member. Maura Sullivan, as both a parent and professional, understands such challenges firsthand. In response, she has developed innovative programs for future physicians and healthcare professionals to provide accurate information about autism and neurodivergent conditions in some of the leading medical and nursing schools in the US, with the goal of supporting medical and nursing students to be effective and compassionate providers of care. Learn more about this episode here

Accessing support for healthcare and navigating medical and health related services is one of the greatest stressors reported by parents, family members, and autistic people themselves, Future physicians and nurses receive very little, if any training about the best ways to support autistic individuals and their families in healthcare settings. In many cases, the information they receive it is out of date, or based on misunderstandings of the behavior of autistic people, especially under stressful circumstances, and the reactions of parents and family members, trying to do the best in helping their autistic family member. <a href="https://uniquelyhuman.com/2023/02/17/preparing-doctors-to-support-autistic-individuals-maura-sullivan/#maura-sullivan-bio" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Maura Sullivan</a>, as both a parent and professional, understands such challenges firsthand. In response, she has developed innovative programs for future physicians and healthcare professionals to provide accurate information about autism and neurodivergent conditions in some of the leading medical and nursing schools in the US, with the goal of supporting medical and nursing students to be effective and compassionate providers of care. <a href="https://uniquelyhuman.com/2023/02/17/preparing-doctors-to-support-autistic-individuals-maura-sullivan/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Learn more about this episode here</a>

Preparing Future Doctors and Medical staff to Support Autistic Individuals - with Maura Sullivan

Interview with Denise Frazier and Maura Sullivan about the third annual Tulane Indigenous symposium--NOW POSTPONED TO MARCH 2021.https://www.tunicabiloxi.org/third-annual-new-orleans-center-for-the-gulf-south-indigenous-symposium/(from Tulane bios)Denise Frazier is assistant director of the New Orleans Center for the Gulf South. A scholar, educator, violinist, and Gulf South native, she describes herself as “fascinated by this region,”  and “enthusiastic to work with other people who are excited to discuss it as well and put it in a larger and more global context.” Denise earned her Master’s and PhD in Latin American Studies from Tulane, and now serves on the program committee of Tulane’s indigenous symposium.Maura Sullivan is a member of the Coastal Band of the Chumash Nation, Ph.D. Student in Linguistics and fellow in the Tulane Mellon program in Community Engaged Research  here at Tulane University, and a member of the Indigenous Symposium program committee as well.

Interview with Denise Frazier and Maura Sullivan about the third annual Tulane Indigenous symposium--NOW POSTPONED TO MARCH 2021. <a href="https://www.tunicabiloxi.org/third-annual-new-orleans-center-for-the-gulf-south-indigenous-symposium/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.tunicabiloxi.org/third-annual-new-orleans-center-for-the-gulf-south-indigenous-symposium/</a> (from Tulane bios) Denise Frazier is assistant director of the New Orleans Center for the Gulf South. A scholar, educator, violinist, and Gulf South native, she describes herself as “fascinated by this region,” and “enthusiastic to work with other people who are excited to discuss it as well and put it in a larger and more global context.” Denise earned her Master’s and PhD in Latin American Studies from Tulane, and now serves on the program committee of Tulane’s indigenous symposium. Maura Sullivan is a member of the Coastal Band of the Chumash Nation, Ph.D. Student in Linguistics and fellow in the Tulane Mellon program in Community Engaged Research here at Tulane University, and a member of the Indigenous Symposium program committee as well.

Interview with Denise Frazier and Maura Sullivan about Tulane's Third Annual Indigenous symposium