
Real stories and honest conversations, we bring together autistic people and the people who love, support, and care for autistic people of all ages and backgrounds to explore every aspect of life. Autism Central is the national peer education programme for families and support networks of autistic people in England, the programme is delivered by Anna Freud and commissioned by the NHS. Through educ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental Health | |||

TRIGGER WARNING: This podcast episode mentions suicidal ideation.
In this episode, Catherine is joined by Jo Feaster for an honest and deeply reflective conversation about lived experience, identity, and what it can mean to finally make sense of you... more
Welcome to Season 4 of the Autism Central Podcast, hosted by psychotherapist, podcaster, and author Catherine Asta.
To open the season, we’re doing something special.
In this episode, Catherine is joined by both of her daughters - Caty and Kristin... more
Holly chats to autistic researcher Dr. Wenn Lawson aboutgetting older and what this means for autistic people.
Find out more about our programme for parents and carers ofautistic people at autismcentral.org.uk
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Holly talks to autistic mothers Lynette Morgan and Sophia Abdel about their experiences in pregnancy and motherhood.
Links for this episode:
Maternity Autism Research Group
Find out more about our programme for parents and carers of autistic peopl... more
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Ok, maybe I’m biased as the presenter but this rating goes out to our amazing guests who gave up their time & energy to speak with us.
It also goes out to our brilliant producer Chris Pavlo at The Podcast Company and the care of Christine and the wonderful staff at Autism Central. I am so lucky to have been involved in this podcast - thank you.
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Focusing on the lived experiences of autistic individuals and their support networks, this series features heartfelt conversations that explore the complexities of autism across different stages of life. From the challenges faced by newly diagnosed adults to the subtleties of parenting autistic children, episodes emphasize real stories and honest discussions, advocating for understanding and acceptance in various societal contexts. Unique insights from both autistic voices and those who support them are highlighted, making it a valuable resource for families seeking guidance, connection, and shared experiences in navigating autism-related challenges.
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