Honey Rinicella is Executive Director of the Medical Academy of Pediatric Special Needs (MAPS). A mother of twin sons with confirmed vaccine injuries, she advocates for autism awareness and medical freedom.
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Honey Rinicella serves as Executive Director of the Medical Academy of Pediatric Special Needs (MAPS), an organization offering comprehensive education and fellowship training to medical professionals for the care of children and young adults with autism spectrum disorders and other chronic complex conditions.
Rinicella's work in pediatric special needs is deeply personal. She is the mother of identical twin sons who experienced confirmed vaccine injuries and now communicate through the Spellers method, a breakthrough communication approach for non-speaking individuals. Her journey with her sons revealed their hidden intelligence and transformed her understanding of autism and special needs care.
Through MAPS, Rinicella works to advance evidence-based medical treatment approaches for children with special needs, connecting families with practitioners who specialize in comprehensive biomedical care. She is featured in the documentary "Spellers" and regularly speaks about autism care, vaccine injury, and breakthrough communication methods.
On the Kim Monson Show, Rinicella has discussed the troubling realities of vaccine scheduling practices, shared her personal story of navigating her sons' diagnoses, and advocated for parental rights and health freedom. She brings both professional expertise and lived experience to the conversation about children's health and medical choice.
September 11, 2024
Civic Engagement & Grassroots
Kim Monson commemorates 9/11 with a Flight 93 reenactment and interviews Honey Rinicella and Cathy Russell. September 11, 2024.
“You're essentially saying my children are collateral damage of a program that protects most, but you knew this could happen and he said, unfortunately, yes.”
April 10, 2024
Civic Engagement & Grassroots
Honey Rinicella shares her vaccine injury story and Spellers communication breakthrough with guests Frederick Alfred and Trent Loos. April 10, 2024.
“We check each shot individually. We check the measles, we check the mumps, we check the rubella. We never check a measles, mumps and rubella. We don't check a d, a p and a t. We can't check a d and a p and a t singly, not together.”
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