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Episode 78: Chatting with Author, Columnist and Advocate, Melissa Cassiliano

Episode 78: Chatting with Author, Columnist and Advocate, Melissa Cassiliano

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 In this heartfelt episode, we sit down with a remarkable mother of two, including a neurodiverse daughter, who shares her inspiring journey from elementary school educator to published author and columnist. She opens up about her powerful new book, I'm Not Invisible, which sheds light on the importance of empathy, compassion, and understanding — especially for those navigating unique challenges. With a passion for advocacy and a deep understanding of the neurodiverse community, our guest discusses how her personal experiences shaped this impactful story. Listeners will discover why representation, emotional awareness, and inclusive storytelling are so critical in today’s world. Whether you're a parent, educator, or ally, this episode offers a moving perspective on the power of love, acceptance, and visibility for all. Tune in to explore: Parenting a neurodiverse child with strength and grace How I'm Not Invisible is helping children embrace empathy The importance of inclusion in schools and communities Tools for fostering acceptance in young readers This is a must-listen for anyone passionate about empowering kids and creating a more inclusive future. IG: themelissacass https://www.melissacass.com/

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