Chelsea's Vocation
Chelsea's neurodivergent offspring are the reason her heart and mind have grown year after year for two decades. As a neuromajority human caring for and about autistic humans, she has learned to apply a thing or two about brain wiring and wants to share that learning with other people so they can know better and do better, too. These 20-minute long shows will be released every two weeks (two per month max), feature occasional guests, have a neuroaffirming focus, and highlight autistic experiences.
Podcasting since 2025 • 26 episodes
Chelsea's Vocation
Latest Episodes
Setting Up for Success
Creating supportive environments for autistic children involves understanding their unique needs and making intentional adjustments in various settings.In this episode (the longest to date), Chelsea offers suggestions for setting autisti...
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Season 2
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Episode 26
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29:36
Trauma & Autism
If all behavior is communication for an autistic person, could some of that behavior actually be a response to trauma? Chelsea welcomes guest Becky Aten, who identifies as neuro...
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Season 2
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Episode 25
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24:27
Bonus Content
Even if you listened to all 23 episodes of this inaugural season of the Chelsea’s Vocation podcast, this will be all new to you! Chelsea realized her humility makes room for God’s power. She refers to these Bible verses, found ...
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Season 1
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Episode 24
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23:21
Holiday Hacks
When Chelsea didn't receive any feedback from families about how they were "winning" the holidays, she deduced that maybe it was hard to get those "W"s. That made her think of five ways extended family members can help neurodiverse famil...
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Season 1
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Episode 23
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23:25
Partners in the Journey
If there are couples who consider the possibility that they might raise children with developmental disabilities, Chelsea and Pete were not one of them. In fact, Chelsea admits they had all sorts of ideas about how they would parent both before...
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Season 1
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Episode 22
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26:20