
ADULTING WITH AUTISM A movement for neurodivergent adults, created by autistic occupational therapist April Ratchford, OTR/L. Adulting with Autism is a global community for autistic and ADHD adults navigating independence, relationships, college life, careers, emotional regulation, and real-world executive-function challenges. With over 2.7 million downloads, April blends lived experience, clinica... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 333 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessEducation | |||

What if your "behavior," "attention," and "mental health" struggles were all just different ways the same brain was trying—and failing—to regulate itself?
In this episode of Adulting with Autism, I talk with Erin Badour, a speech pathologist turne... more
What does it really feel like to step into a neurotypical industry with an autistic brain and try to make a room full of strangers laugh?
In this episode of Adulting with Autism, I talk with LA-based stand-up comedian Ian Ira Russo, who was diagno... more
*:first-child]:mt-0 [&_>*:last-child]:mb-0" data-renderer="lm"> What if your "bad sleep" isn't a personal failure—but a predictable clash between your brain, your schedule, and a few stubborn myths?
In this episode of Adulting with Autism, I talk... more
What if your career is struggling not because you're broken—but because the job market was never designed for your brain?
In this episode of Adulting with Autism, I talk with Jeanna Malines, founder of Trajecta and a career transition coach / deve... more
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I have a 25 yo son with ASD, who’s just graduated college, but struggles with executive function and working memory. I have been immersed in all things autism since his diagnosis at age 3, but always learn something new or consider an aspect of autism from a different angle from this podcast. Highly recommend for the information and interesting guests. A must listen for anyone who has someone with ASD in their orbit. Keep up the great work!
April is a gracious and thoughtful host who creates a space for meaningful, grounded conversation. She guides the discussion with clarity and intention, making it both engaging and impactful.
Good show- I wish I could connect and access the content, but you've got music playing the entire time. I'm ND, and sensory stuff can be a challenge. The music has meet the voice track is really distracting.
I love your contents, but the music in the background for a divergent is excruciatingly painfull!
Awesome host! Very genuine, warm, and asked good questions. Obviously cares about her followers. Highly recommend.
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This show centers on practical strategies for autistic and ADHD adults pursuing independence, work, relationships, and well-being. Across episodes, conversations frequently cover nervous-system regulation, trauma-informed approaches, mindful self-advocacy, creative careers, and navigating burnout, masking, and sensory needs in daily life. Guests range from clinicians and coaches to autistic professionals and creatives, all sharing actionable tools, real-world stories, and compassionate guidance to help listeners build autonomy and resilience. A notable aspect is the blend of clinical insight with lived experience, plus a focus on empowerment, authenticity, and practical steps that fit neurodivergent lives. Potential listeners who want concr... more
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