When Advocacy Starts at Home: What Beth Silver Taught Me About Support, Labels, and Being Brave What happens when a parent stops waiting for answers and starts building a way forward for their child? In this episode, Reid Miles sat

THANK YOU, Lisa Rozner and CBS New York, for covering why families such as mine are disheartened when Secretary Kennedy called autism a ‘preventable disease’. While I am not a doctor, I have learned from our clinical team that autism

In 2020, I spoke with CBS New York’s Lisa Rozner as my son returned to school after months of uncertainty. Like so many parents of neurodivergent children, I worried about how he would adjust to new routines, masks, smaller classes,

I always say that New York is one of the best places to raise a child with special needs — and tonight, at the JCC Manhattan Special Needs Fair, that proved exactly why. ❤️ It’s truly remarkable that the JCC

Thank you, Tony Mantor, for inviting Beth to be a guest on his podcast, Why Not Me, The World. Clihttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/beth-pilchik-navigating-the-dual-path-advocacy/id1688757384?i=1000663258250ck here to listen to the entire episode.

Thank you, Tiffany Hernandez (@WALKwithTiffanyHernandez), for such a thoughtful and meaningful conversation. I truly enjoyed sharing my journey, what I’ve learned as a parent, and why supporting families navigating neurodiversity means so much to me. I hope our conversation helps

Doubet Consulting’s founder and longtime neurodiversity advocate, Beth Silver Pilchik, has been named an honoree for the 2025 New York Women Leading the Way event hosted by Autism Speaks, held on June 4, 2025. The event gathered leaders, experts, and

Early in our journey as Special Needs Parents, it is hard to think we could ever embrace the journey that seems so impossibly hard. And many times will come in the years to follow when it seems just as hard