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Education Advocate


Trauma Informed Schools
In this episode of Hall Pass to Nowhere, we explore what it truly means to create trauma-informed schools. Discover how educators can build safety, trust, and connection in classrooms, support students impacted by trauma, and shift from punishment to healing-centered practices that foster resilience, empathy, and lasting growth.
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Nov 41 min read


“Non-Attorney Special Education Advocate” (featuring Michelle Choairy
In Hall Pass to Nowhere Episode 11, host Timothy White talks with Michelle Choairy, special education advocate and founder of Wisdom4ComplexKids, about empowering families to navigate IEPs and school systems with confidence. Discover how non-attorney advocates support equity in education and how parents can become strong, informed partners in their child’s learning. A must-listen for caregivers, educators, and advocates championing neurodiverse students.
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Oct 181 min read


“Autism Rocks & Rolls” (featuring Sam Mitchell)
In Hall Pass to Nowhere Episode 10, host Timothy White talks with Sam Mitchell, founder of Autism Rocks & Rolls, about autistic identity, empowerment, and breaking stigma. Hear Sam’s inspiring journey and learn strategies for supporting neurodiverse learners through acceptance, advocacy, and inclusion. A must-listen for educators, parents, and allies celebrating autism as a source of strength and authentic self-expression.
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Oct 181 min read


“Dyslexia, Resilience & Empowerment” (featuring Ellen Busch)
In Hall Pass to Nowhere Episode 8, host Timothy White talks with advocate, author, and life coach Ellen Busch about her journey with dyslexia and the power of resilience. Discover how Ellen turned learning challenges into empowerment and how parents, educators, and communities can better support neurodiverse learners. A powerful episode filled with hope, strategies, and inspiration for anyone navigating or supporting dyslexia.
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Oct 181 min read
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