Podcast about ASD, sharing ways to understand ourselves better, celebrate diversity and realise ASD is ability. ASD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, previously know as Asperger Syndrome or Aspergers, which is a better way to describe this neurodiversity. In the podcast, we explore life with ASD, experiences as we explore parenthood, relationships, working career and friendship linked with people with ASD and those around them.
You can contact at: asdisability@gmail.com
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Podcast about ASD, sharing ways to understand ourselves better, celebrate diversity and realise ASD is ability. ASD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, previously know as Asperger Syndrome or Aspergers, which is a better way to describe this neurodiversity. In the podcast, we explore life with ASD, experiences as we explore parenthood, relationships, working career and friendship linked with people with ASD and those around them.
You can contact at: asdisability@gmail.com
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Sometimes we create and impose our own deadlines and expectations. This might bring loads of pressure and in this episode I look at the way I embarked on the Master of Wine programme, one of the most difficult exams in the world and look at lessons from neurodiversity and ASD.
We all have good and bad days either influenced externally or by the way we think about ourselves. It is how people with ASD have their mood influenced and how they present to others.
In this episode we cover the way people with neurodiversity communicate and particularly in the case of ASD.
We look at the impact of being unaware of neurodiversity and some of the perceptions associated with it. This is followed with me sharing some past failures in communication and how I am re-addressing that.
Finally, we look at the importance of self-awareness and their journey.
We face challenges and sometimes we put ourselves through them. In this episode we explore how neurodiversity and having autism spectrum diversity provides a different perspective. We introduce the PDPA approach for a more structured way to understand them and increase the chances of addressing them.#ASD #neurodiversity #asdisability
Following an invitation to a party, I explain and debate the reasons for attending or not and how someone with ASD looks at it. I wanted to share this experience to possibly demystify some mis-conceptions about people with ASD and other type of neurodiversity. Plus I also provide my point of view on the relevance of sharing memories whilst they are still fresh.
In this episode I am looking at the reasons behind choosing ASD Is Ability as title of this podcast, the drive behind this initiative and how I have managed to launch these episodes so far.
In this episode we explore the meaning of ASD and how its definition might have shaped the perception of it. Moreover, we refer to the previously used term Asperger or Aspergers, which is still prevalent in some of the communication. We look into how to bring ASD as a term to use to describe this neurodiversity.
First episode and introduction to ASD Is Ability podcast, where we explore ASD and have first thoughts around it.In this episode we look at how ASD is perceived and defined in a world where it becomes more and more important to be open about neurodiversity and embrace the richness of personalities and values that goes with it.
Podcast about ASD, sharing ways to understand ourselves better, celebrate diversity and realise ASD is ability. ASD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, previously know as Asperger Syndrome or Aspergers, which is a better way to describe this neurodiversity. In the podcast, we explore life with ASD, experiences as we explore parenthood, relationships, working career and friendship linked with people with ASD and those around them.
You can contact at: asdisability@gmail.com
