Episode #92 Interview with Candice Dugger (Founder of Bullied, Broken, Redeemed)

<p>Please make sure to subscribe to our email list at autisminactionpodcast.com to stay current on the newest episodes, and share on social to help families find autism resources, services, and support! Find Autism in Action Podcast on Social Media - Share your favorite episodes - Subscribe - Email us at autisminactionpodcast@gmail.com Don't forget to check out the amazing additional resources like online courses and downloadable freebies at autisminactionpodcast.com</p> <p>We recently added a new Autism Resource Guide as a free download. It has National Resources, SC Resources, NC Resources, and GA Resources. We will be adding additional state resources over the next few months. Please feel free to email us any additional resources you would like us to add to the guide to autisminactionpodcast@gmail.com Our goal is to have a complete guide with all the states by the end of 2023.</p> <p>Featured on Today's Show:</p> <p>Candice is the founder of Bullied, Broken, Redeemed. She is a nationally<br> recognized anti-bullying expert, author, speaker and trainer, specializing in equipping leaders, parents, and youth on all aspects of Gen Z<br> Bullying. Under the leadership of Candice, the team at Bullied, Broken,<br> Redeemed has built life-changing programs that use interactive activities and projects to motivate and empower effective anti-bullying<br> warriors. Candice has been featured on several networks nationally and<br> internationally, including NBC, Christian Broadcast Network, Family Research Council, and is a recognized trainer for Fortune 100 companies.<br> She is regularly featured as the keynote speaker for US and international conferences. Bullied, Broken, Redeemed is on a mission to impact<br> one-million families in the area of bullying in 2021.<br> Candice is also passionate about helping families transition from<br> public school to homeschool. Her “Coming Home” series of talks and<br> workshops are an essential guide for those trying to navigate this transition. As a mother of two neurodiverse childr