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119 [Re-release] Autism and work culture: masking, socialising and finding the right work
This episode was recorded in the autumn of 2020 and originally released as part of the second season of Squarepeg. I was delighted to get to speak to Sophie again recently, in 2024, and that new episo...
10 Aug 202445min
118. Bonus: Building a happy and authentic autistic life
In this bonus episode I share more about my own autism journey, and talk about my career-ending burnout and creating authentically autistic lives we don't want to escape from. Squarepeg is a podcast...
4 Mai 202417min
117. S9 E12: Transcendence, reinvention and self discovery: reconnecting with our essential autistic self later in life
Rose Matthews is an Autism Researcher, peer reviewer, consultant, presenter, trainer, and writer from Durham in the UK. Now 64, they first realised they might be autistic at 58 - and finally 'found t...
6 Apr 20241h 9min
116. S9 E11: Rekindling our dimmed spark and reclaiming autistic joy
Dani Rodwell is a licensed Clinical Social Worker, therapist, and Co-founder of NeuroSpark Health. She lives in New Jersey, USA. She has worked in the field of autism and neurodevelopmental condition...
30 Mar 20241h
115. S9 E10: An outcast in thick armour: from not fitting in to finding autistic pride and community
Nigel Rising is the Founder and CEO of Autistic Women Emerging, a charity that aims to change the lives of undiagnosed and newly diagnosed autistic women. The charity was born out of her own personal ...
23 Mar 20241h 12min
114. S9 E9: Playing on 'hard mode': accepting our autistic challenges while anchoring to our brilliance
Anissa Ljanta is a writer, a neurodivergent specialist coach, educator and equity and inclusion advocate living in the remote hills of a wild surf beach in West Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand. She gre...
16 Mar 20241h 6min
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113 [S9 E8] Making the invisible visible: getting comfortable with a late autism diagnosis
Marisa Hamamoto is a leading voice in disability inclusion, professional dancer and founder of Infinite Flow, an award-winning dance company and nonprofit that employs disabled and nondisabled dancers...
9 Mar 20241h 10min
![112 [S9 E7] Why the system is thwarting autistic people: reimagining neurodivergent health - with Dr Mel Houser](https://cdn.podme.com/podcast-images/E59F42A659EF2CE244F1692B4934FEE2_small.jpg)
112 [S9 E7] Why the system is thwarting autistic people: reimagining neurodivergent health - with Dr Mel Houser
Dr Mel Houser is a family physician in Montpelier, Vermont in the United States, with a clinical focus on providing medical care for neurodivergent patients across the lifespan. Now 40, she was diagno...
2 Mar 20241h 5min
