
What is it like to find out late in life that you are autistic? The Autistic Woman talks about life experiences and how autistic traits affect her as an adult. You'll hear personal stories, opinions about research and the importance of autistic voices. Includes some fun stuff too and interviews of autistic guests! This podcast is primarily for adult autistics and their family and friends. It's one... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 244 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & FitnessSociety & Culture | |||

Sol Smith, author of The Autistic’s Guide to Self-Discovery, returns to the show to share what he’s learned from his own late diagnosis, more than two decades in the classroom, and years of coaching neurodivergent adults. His new book, The ADHDer’s G... more
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When she started her medical practice, Dr. Mel Houser quickly realized there was a lack of healthcare that addressed the needs of neurodivergent people. She set out to challenge traditional norms to make care accessible. Along with her success came s... more
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as an late diagnosed autistic woman, i appreciate someone bringing awareness with this podcast, but its just not entertaining. the audio quality is horrible and the host isn’t a good interviewer.
I am a 39yo female just diagnosed by my therapist last week. I’ve never been a podcast girl due to what I now (thanks to this podcast) believe is auditory processing issues. So I enjoy and am appreciative for the transcripts to episodes that have them. I self diagnosed after my daughter got an educational diagnosis. I’m now experiencing the grief of questioning what is me and what is the mask, the years lost, and who I would be/the life I would have lived if I knew sooner. I am so thankful I fou... more
i haven‘t gone that far into your archive of resources yet, but the episodes i‘ve listened to have already yielded so much for me. those are especially:
*your conversation with ryan bush and rebecca evanko, both carrying a clear thread (as i imagine many other episodes do as well) about becoming who we are and honing our gifts of autistic being, but also specifically the therapeutic tools and assessment protocols you talk with rebecca about brings me hope that i really can use, as someone who‘s ... more
I’m so grateful to have found this podcast it has helped me understand and accept myself and feel less alone. I love this series so much thank you thank you xx
Helps me understand my brother’s processing and my own , too!
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This show centers on adult autistic experiences, particularly late-life diagnoses, personal growth, and authentic self-advocacy. Across episodes, listeners hear first-person stories, expert perspectives on diagnostic tools and therapies, and interviews with autistic guests who offer lived experience and professional insight. The format blends practical advice with reflective storytelling, emphasizing direct communication, community support, and navigating neurodiversity in work, relationships, and daily life. A notable strength is the consistent focus on autistic voices—both host-led discussions and guest conversations—that validate lived experience while exploring research, tools, and advocacy. Potential listeners who seek practical strate... more
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2. Melissa Houser
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