Autism Stories: Emily Casanova

Jax Bayne joins this episode to discuss how their intersectionality impacts their autism, co-occuring conditions for autistic people, and their experience as a support service coordinator. To learn mo...

12 Heinä 202433min

"I didn't find the set experience overwhelming. [...] What I did find overwhelming was the red carpet stuff, flash photography, crowded rooms, and a lot of talking. So I had to manage that", says Will...

8 Heinä 202425min

"One of the things I love about Future State University is we work on skills based on executive functioning...within the game play and you'll get immediate access what you could have done better and h...

4 Heinä 202428min

"For me, sensory play is like a form of meditation. It is often loud inside my head but when I experience sensory joy I am just me and I feel in tune with the universe, like I am exactly where I need ...

1 Heinä 202417min

"One of the biggest things that I've learned is just how deep my mask goes, and that's basically just how I functioned my whole life and didn't really realize it. Aside from that, I learned that a lot...

28 Kesä 202420min

"Our brain is 85% visual right and 15% verbal. The spiritual ability clairvoyance is seeing, so we have already that ability to see because of our visual. My clairvoyance is through the roof because o...

25 Kesä 202420min

"One thing that I really have a lot of is echolalia. A lot of the things that come out of me verbally is repeated sounds, repeated songs, repeated phrases. In a lot of ways that can be really helpful ...

21 Kesä 202436min

"The main issue that we ran into, the hurdle that kept us from understanding that we had the sleep disorder that we do, is our autistic literalism. We were taking the way that people talk about being ...

17 Kesä 202424min