About this episode
Welcome to Episode 223 of Autism Parenting Secrets . This week, we’re focusing on the powerful role Dads can play in the journey to support a child on the spectrum. More often than not, Moms are center-stage, and Dads might be uncertain about their role. My guest today is Harry Psaros, and he has a lot to say about this topic. So much so that he wrote a book, From Struggle to Strength: A Father’s Journey with Autism and the Power of Hope and Positivity. The secret this week is ... DADS Can Be The CATALYST For Change You'll Discover: What Many Dads Struggle With (5:32) The Key To Helping Your Child (6:03) The Power Of Partnership (12:32) One Modality That Helped Harry’s Son (17:07) A Strong Call To Action (22:21) A Powerful Approach A Dad Can Take (27:35) The 2% Rule For Working With Your Child (30:16) An Important Mindset Shift To Make (41:53) About Our Guest: A devoted family man, Harry Psaros has been happily married to his wife Michelle for 24 years and is a proud father of two sons, Costa “Gus” and Maximos “Max.” Originally from the steel town of Weirton, WV, Psaros has called McDonald, PA, home for the past two decades. With a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering from the University of Pittsburgh, as well as minors in physics and philosophy, Psaros has a strong educational foundation. Further expanding his expertise, he obtained a certification as a health coach from the Institute of Integrated Nutrition. Professionally, Psaros serves as an Executive Neuroscience Account Specialist for AbbVie. Known affectionately by fans as the “Pitt Guru,” he is a top social media influencer for University of Pittsburgh athletics and the senior writer for Pittsburgh Sports Now. Harry is on the Board of Directors for the Autism Caring Center, President of North Fayette Township’s Parks and Recreation Board, Vice President of All Saints Greek Orthodox Church in Weirton, WV, and one of the founders of North Fayette P.A.L.S. (an organization for special needs children). Harry is an avid reader, enjoys strength training, running, and martial arts, and lives to serve others. He has a saying, “If you are breathing air, you should be helping others.” References in The Episode: From Struggle to Strength: A Father's Journey with Autism and the Power of Hope and Positivity by Harry Psaros www.harrypsaros.com Additional Resources: Unlock the power of personalized 1-on-1 support; visit allinparentcoaching.com/intensive Take The Quiz: What’s YOUR Top Autism Parenting Blindspot? To learn more about Cass & Len, visit us at www.autismparentingsecrets.com Be sure to follow Cass & Len on Instagram If you enjoyed this episode, share it with your friends.