Media Interviews with Harry Psaros

Conversations About Autism, Fatherhood, Resilience and Hope

Harry Psaros welcomes opportunities for podcast interviews, television appearances, radio conversations and media features. As an autism advocate, author, keynote speaker and father, Harry shares honest insights into parenting an autistic child, supporting fathers, building resilience and approaching life with hope and positivity.

Media Enquiries

Featured Media Interviews

  • Matters of Conscience with Fr. Eugene Pappas
    Harry joins Fr. Eugene Pappas to discuss his personal journey as a father, autism advocate and author of From Struggle to Strength.

  • Interview with Denise Galloni
    Harry speaks with Denise Galloni about writing his book and how raising his autistic son has shaped his life, perspective and purpose.

  • BookThinkers: Life-Changing Books Podcast
    Featured on one of the world’s leading personal development book podcasts, Harry discusses From Struggle to Strength and the lessons that have guided his journey through autism, fatherhood and personal growth.

  • Built Not Born Podcast with Joe Ciccarone
    Harry shares his story of navigating fatherhood, overcoming challenges and developing the mindset, resilience and determination needed to turn struggle into strength.

  • Autism Parenting Secrets Podcast: Dads Can Be the Catalyst for Change
    Harry explores the important role fathers can play in supporting their autistic children. The conversation covers partnership, mindset, continuous improvement and practical ways dads can become more involved in their child’s development.

  • The Autism Dad Podcast with Rob Gorski
    Harry discusses his experience as an autism dad, the inspiration behind From Struggle to Strength and the importance of hope, resilience and positivity. He also speaks about the need for stronger representation and support for fathers within the autism community.

Denise Galloni interviews Harry about his book, and how raising an autistic son has shaped his life.

"Built Not Born" podcast cover with text "With Joe Ciccarone" and tagline "Everyday People Remarkable Lives."
Podcast cover image featuring two photos. On the left, a man in a suit with the caption 'Harry Psaros.' On the right, a couple sitting on a porch labeled 'Len & Cass.' Text below reads 'Dads can be the catalyst for change.' At the bottom, the 'Autism Parenting Secrets' logo with 'Episode 223.' 
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)
Podcast cover for "The Autism Dad Podcast," featuring Rob Gorski and guest Harry Psaros for episode S7E15. Includes podcast logo and link theautismdad.link.

Harry Psaros, author of the book ‘From Struggle to Strength: A Father’s Journey with Autism and the Power of Hope and Positivity,’ shares his personal journey as an autism dad and the inspiration behind his book. He emphasizes the importance of mindset, resilience, and positivity in navigating the challenges of raising a child with autism. Psaros encourages parents to focus on continuous improvement, no matter where their child is on the spectrum, and to embrace their role as leaders in their child’s journey. He also highlights the need for more voices and support for fathers in the autism community.

About Rob Gorski and The Autism Dad podcast:

Rob Gorski is a single Dad to three amazing autistic boys and the Founder and CEO of The Autism Dad, LLC. Multiple award-winning blogger, podcaster, content creator, social media influencer, and respected public figure for the last 15 years.

Connect with Rob: theautismdad.link

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