Spectrum Perspectives

Spectrum Perspectives is a safe space for parents, families, and anyone touched by Autism and special needs. Hosted by Cindy Gelormini, a mom who’s walked this journey herself, the podcast shares real conversations with parents, adults on the Spectrum, professionals, and advocates who understand both the challenges and the beauty of living life on the Spectrum.

Cindy isn’t afraid to ask the hard questions and open the door to topics that parents often wrestle with quietly—things like ABA therapy, bullying, vaccine injury, abuse, and new ways of communication such as Spelling to Communicate. As the show grows, so does the conversation—Season 4 explores spiritual insights, including telepathy and the hidden gifts that many families are just beginning to discover.

If you listen with an open mind and a tender heart, you may find comfort, hope, and maybe even a brand-new perspective on what it means to love someone on the Spectrum.

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Episodes

Saturday Aug 30, 2025

Christina is originally from New York and moved to New Jersey. At the time of this interview Lorenzo was only 20 months old and they were waiting for an official diagnosis of Autism. You’ll learn what has happened to her Wall Street career because she needs time to take her son to therapies, and the differences between services in New York verses New Jersey. Catch the video version on YouTube on our channel called Robbie's World.

Saturday Aug 30, 2025

In Part 2 of our interview we will continue talking about Jennifer's suspicions about vaxx, her son’s Autism and dealing with COVID. We’ll laugh as we compare notes as moms of kids with Autism and talk about about eloping, sleep issues and getting a service dog.  On a personal note- This interview was done in 2021. Jennifer sadly passed away in 2025.

Saturday Aug 30, 2025

Cindy and Jennifer talk as two moms about what it was like getting an Autism diagnosis for her son and the vaxx issue. Then we’ll talk about getting him every service and therapy he could possibly get in the state of New Jersey where 1 in 32 children are diagnosed with Autism. 

Saturday Aug 30, 2025

Jen continues the story of Mason and how he learned to sing first before he learned to speak, and the day the teacher told her he could read! The video version shows him reading with his teacher and also a great app to use for young children to learn reading. It can be viewed on our YouTube channel, Robbie's World.

Saturday Aug 30, 2025

Jen is a young mom from New Jersey whose son Mason was diagnosed with Autism . We will discuss her pregnancy, delivery and when he was diagnosed. Then we'll talk about therapy options and the day he went off to school on a bus and a little boy. 

Saturday Aug 30, 2025

Shannon starts with a hilarious story of the day of Jordan's graduation. Then we talk about his "medication merry-go-round" and the importance of consistency in his life. She now runs a business called "Not Your Average Autism Mom" where she helps other moms of Autistic kids.

Saturday Aug 30, 2025

Shannon talks about raising her son Jordan in Florida when there were not many resources for him. He became well known in his school district for his unique personality, his "choice" words, and his affinity for flipping the bird. Shannon now runs a business helping other moms of Autistic kids called "Not Your Average Autism Mom."

Saturday Aug 30, 2025

Dr. Jackie is a former therapist who coaches families who have children with Special Needs or a critical illness. We talk about the grieving process after receiving diagnosis, the difference between how mothers and fathers handle the situation, and the difference between being sad verses being depressed. I actually broke down and cried in the middle of the interview when talking about Robbie.

Saturday Aug 30, 2025

Karolina is a divorce attorney in New Jersey with a background in social work helping Special Needs families. We discuss the high divorce rate, especially within autism families which is at 80%. She offers help and advice to families going through divorce or death of a spouse, and how to make sure their child with Autism is taken care of.

Saturday Aug 30, 2025

Cindy and Doreen continue to talk about Alec who has Autism. As he got older he got violent, began destroying property and her heart breaking decision to get him help.

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