Be inspired by something you love, then go change the world
A.M.P Up Autism is a new podcast by your hostess, Tabitha Wilson, your personal Autism Mom Professional. Tabitha has been an autism mom for nearly 20 years. She is a registered dietitian, physician assistant, and former instructor at Howard University. With more than 20 years of experience in the health care profession in numerous areas of medicine, she is most fond of pediatrics. Her wealth of knowledge, integrated with her experience as a mom, is a beacon of light to help others. She is the author of "NO Cross-No Crown: A Journey Through Autism, Bullying and Spiritual Warfare. Her podcast will include insightful stories about her journey through others that may make a difference in someone's life.
Tabitha is constantly receiving continuing medical education and nutrition education to stay abreast of the latest updates in these clinical areas, which will be included in her podcasts. There will also be periodic Q&A discussions. If you have a question or a topic that you would like to be addressed, send me a message directly. You can also check out the podcast interviews.
If my struggle changes the life of only one person, then I know my journey was not in vain...
Tabitha H. Wilson
Elijah’s Voice: A Glimpse of Our Journey
This short clip captures a meaningful part of my son Elijah’s communication journey. In the featured podcast episode, I share the changes we observed after removing gluten from his diet, along with the experiences that shaped my advocacy as an autism mom and healthcare professional.
Every autistic person’s journey is different. This is our family’s experience, shared to encourage thoughtful questions and informed conversations. There's no promise of the same results for others; however, this is proof of what is possible when an autism parent doesn't give up.
Watch this glimpse of Elijah, then explore the podcast collection below. Look for “10 Critical Steps after an Autism Diagnosis & My Son's Journey from Nonverbal to Verbal," originally recorded August 9, 2022.