Interview with Ryan Parker (on the topics of neurodivergent connections with animals, the Disneyfication of nature, wildlife conservation, being present & more)

Interview with Ryan Parker (on the topics of ...

Up next

Interview with Rachel Filmer (on the topics of SEND reform, EHCPs, children's rights, parent advocacy & more)

Join hosts Simeon Thompson and Dr Sophia Christophi as they welcome Rachel Filmer, a parent of autistic twins, SEND rights campaigner, contributor to Special Needs Jungle and founder of SEND Rights Alliance. In this episode, Rachel shares how her family’s experience of navigating ...  Show more

Interview with Vijay Panchal (on the topics of neurodivergent art, cultural stigmas, navigating trauma & more)

Join hosts Simeon Thompson and Dr Sophia Christophi as they welcome Vijay Panchal, a Watford-based neurodivergent artist, workshop facilitator, and public speaker who specializes in character design and visualizing emotions. In this engaging episode, Vijay opens up about his jour ...  Show more

Recommended Episodes

Unmasking Autism in Action with Dr. Devon Price
Born to Be Free: Supporting Neurodivergent Clients to Learn, Play, & Thrive

In this episode, our guest, Dr. Devon Price, helps us explore the concepts of masking and authenticity and how we, as professionals supporting Autistic people, can push back against these pressures. We also explore some of the more foundational questions around being Autistic ...

  Show more

122 [Bonus Episode] Softening and bracing: autism, loneliness and how we can find connection
The Squarepeg Podcast

I am thrilled to bring you this conversation with somatic therapist Aisha Edwards, in which we talk about autism and loneliness. This continues a short series of revisits, where I reconnect with some of my guests from previous episodes.

I first met A ...

  Show more

Ep 206: What It's Like to Have Autism - Interview with Alex Lowrey
The Psych Files

Its time to hear from someone who has been diagnosed with autism what life is like. Alex Lowery joins us to talk about growing up with autism - about the heightened sensations, the frustrations of not being understood and what has helped him get to where he is today. At 20, Alex ...  Show more