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S2 E10 The harms of facilitated communication with Janyce Boynton
S2 E10 The harms of facilitated communication with Janyce Boynton

Season 2 Episode 11

In the 1990s, Janyce Boynton was working as a speech and language clinician when she started using facilitated communication with a young non-speakin…

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S2 E9 How not to improve outcomes for autistic people with Aleida Verhoeven
S2 E9 How not to improve outcomes for autistic people with Aleida Verhoeven

Season 2 Episode 10

Aleida Verhoeven understands disability from many angles. She’s autistic herself and also has other disabilities. But in addition, she works in Austr…

2 months, 1 week ago

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S2 E8 What the critics of masking miss with Richard Smith
S2 E8 What the critics of masking miss with Richard Smith

Richard has spent his whole career working with autistic adults. He initially worked in a diagnostic assessment service before moving into his curren…

2 months, 2 weeks ago

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S2 E7 Saying no to diagnosing our son with Chrissie Blackburn
S2 E7 Saying no to diagnosing our son with Chrissie Blackburn

Season 2 Episode 8

When Chrissie’s son Daniel started school, the teacher asked her on first day why they had not told her that he had an emotional disability. Later, h…

2 months, 3 weeks ago

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S2 E6 Being the parent and the psychologist with Rosie Gilderthorp
S2 E6 Being the parent and the psychologist with Rosie Gilderthorp

Does it help, being a psychologist when your children have additional needs? Or can it make things more complicated?

This week we are delighted to ta…

2 months, 4 weeks ago

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S2 Bonus: Behind the Headlines: Are there 194,000 older adults in need of an autism diagnosis?
S2 Bonus: Behind the Headlines: Are there 194,000 older adults in need of an autism diagnosis?

Season 2

Guardian readers were asked last week to ask themselves if their parents might be neurodivergent. Apparently up to 97% of autistic adults over the ag…

3 months ago

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S2 E5 Power, knowledge and language in neurodiversity with Helen Pluckrose
S2 E5 Power, knowledge and language in neurodiversity with Helen Pluckrose

Season 2 Episode 5

Have you noticed that the way some people talk about neurodiversity has changed? Have you heard that diagnostic language is violent, that neurodiverg…

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S2 E4 Recognising our responsibility with Alison Flynn
S2 E4 Recognising our responsibility with Alison Flynn

Season 2 Episode 4

This week’s guest is Dr Alison Flynn, a clinical psychologist who has specialised in working in neurodevelopmental and forensic services. She told us…

3 months, 1 week ago

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S2 E3 Autism online with Jon Machnee
S2 E3 Autism online with Jon Machnee

Season 2 Episode 3

This week, we speak to Jonathan Machnee, an autistic computer engineer and independent autism researcher from Canada.

Jon got in touch after the respo…

3 months, 2 weeks ago

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S2 E2 Why lived experience expertise needs checks and balances with Dan Lovesey
S2 E2 Why lived experience expertise needs checks and balances with Dan Lovesey

Season 2 Episode 2

Dan Lovesey is an autistic researcher, academic and creative who is part of the disability and inclusion team at The University of Law, UK. He has re…

3 months, 3 weeks ago

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