The Utah Developmental Disabilities Council is entirely dedicated to improving the lives of Utah citizens with autism and other developmental disabilities. Erik Stoker is their Information Specialist and talks about the resources available and how he got involved.

“I believe it’s important for a self-advocate to control what they want to see happen in their life because many adults want to live independently.”

-Erik Stoker



He also has a podcast you can check out.

https://open.spotify.com/show/0vESwMIeQXucVfHKliYirY

The Utah Developmental Disabilities Council is entirely dedicated to improving the lives of Utah citizens with autism and other developmental disabilities. Erik Stoker is their Information Specialist and talks about the resources available and how he got involved.
“I believe it’s important for a self-advocate to control what they want to see happen in their life because many adults want to live independently.”
-Erik Stoker
 
He also has a podcast you can check out.
<a href="https://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/j2s9C5y1RKFWRBPMiOyUZu?domain=open.spotify.com" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-safelink="true" data-linkindex="0">https://open.spotify.com/show/0vESwMIeQXucVfHKliYirY</a>

On "Celebrating the Spectrum," KSL's Debbie Worthen delights in the joy and happiness her son, a child with autism, has brought into her world. Each week Debbie consults the experts and connects with others who are also learning to navigate life with a child who has special needs. This is a place where we find hope, look for solutions and connect with those working to create a better world of inclusion.

On "Celebrating the Spectrum," KSL's Debbie Worthen delights in the joy and happiness her son, a child with autism, has brought into her world. Each week Debbie consults the experts and connects with others who are also learning to navigate life with a child who has special needs. This is a place where we find hope, look for solutions and connect with those working to create a better world of inclusion.

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