Feeling This Life

This podcast dives deep into the triumphs, challenges, and strategies that are part of the lives of those who care for young children with blindness and visual impairment, building an audio community of families, caregivers and early interventionists.

Feeling This Life is a kids podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 51 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Feeling This Life, a kids show with 51 episodes published.

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  Episode #9

  Let’s Talk About It: Listener Q&A

  May 4, 202622 minS5

  <p>In this episode, we answer listener questions from families and professionals supporting children who are blind or have low vision. We share practical ideas, real-life experiences, and honest conversation. </p><p>Links for resources mentioned in this episode: </p><p>CVI Scottland: CVI Scotland is a charitable organization (SC046836) and comprehensive online resource dedicated to understanding, identifying, and supporting cortical visual impairment (CVI). It provides evidence-based information for parents, educators, and professionals to help them understand how CVI impacts daily life, offering, lessons, and practical tools. </p><p>https://cviscotland.org/ </p><p>CVI Now: Cerebral/Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI) is the l...

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  Episode #8

  Vision AND General Education with Rachel Will and Meggan Heady

  Apr 6, 202643 minS5

  <p>Jenny interviews Rachel Will and Meggan Heady, two experienced public school teachers who once taught her daughter. The conversation is about how educational experiences are strengthened through collaboration between families, general education teachers and teachers of the visually impaired or other specialties.  </p><p>Cathy shares insights on Universal Design for Learning and how educators can create learning environments that meet the needs of all students. She explains how thoughtful lesson design, multiple ways for students to engage with content and varied options for demonstrating learning can help make classrooms more inclusive and accessible.  </p><p>Later in the conversation, Jenny and Pai...

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  Episode #7

  Vision AND Supporting Preschoolers with Complex Needs with Emily Munson

  Mar 2, 202639 minS5

  <p>Paige interviews Emily Munson, a preschool teacher in an early childhood classroom for children who are medically complex. Emily shares her journey of finding her way to her dream classroom. She tells how she includes children who are blind and low vision, and gives a sneak peek into her favorite lesson to teach. </p><p>Jenny, Paige, and Cathy discuss the powerful impact of preschool. They reflect on the way that Emily seamlessly integrates strategies into the environment that help children thrive and ease parental anxiety. </p><p>The group dives deep into the importance of observation as a foundational tool for both...

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  Episode #6

  Communication with Little Ones during Daily Routines: Vision AND Speech Language Pathology with Zoe Morgese

  Feb 2, 202632 minS5

  <p>Cathy interviews Zoe Larsen Morgese, an experienced SLP. Zoe and Cathy discuss the importance of early communication between caregivers and young children with blindness and low vision.  </p><p>Zoe shares her longtime experience learning about communication of the young child during mealtimes through a federal IES research project and as an SLP for educational programs across the country. </p><p>Zoe discusses the importance of learning to read children’s cues to encourage successful, enjoyable mealtimes. She recommends further reading through Ellyn Satter’s Child of Mine book and the Ellyn Satter Institute and a parent friendly organization called Feeding Matters at https://www.f...

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  Episode #5

  Sleep, Serve & Return, and Social Emotional Development: Vision AND Developmental Psychology with Carol Puchalski

  Jan 5, 202633 minS5

  <p>Cathy interviews Carol Benson Puchalski. Carol and Cathy discuss the importance of social emotional development between caregivers and young children with blindness and low vision.  </p><p>Carol shares her longtime experience learning about social/emotional development of the young child through research and as a consultant for the programs at Anchor Center for Blind Children in Denver, Colorado. </p><p>Carol discusses the importance of learning about early brain development and how social emotional experiences can last a lifetime. More information and videos to share are available at https://developingchild.harvard.edu/?s=Infant+mental+health    and  </p><p>https://www.z...

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