
The Middletown Podcast features interviews with leading thinkers and practitioners across the autistic and autism community. Conversations are autism-affirming and neurodiversity-informed with a focus on the lived experience and knowledge of our community. Episodes highlight issues impacting autistic people and we share ideas for family members and school staff who are providing support.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 99 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationHealth & Fitness | |||

In the latest episode of the Middletown Podcast we chat to Niamh Mellerick from AsIAm about their recent report focusing on consent and sex education in Ireland. They collaborated with the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre and the Royal College of Surgeons i... more
In the latest episode of the Middletown Podcast, we chat to Dr Amy Pearson about her research on autistic people’s experiences of relationships. She and her team at Durham University created a guide to help autistic people recognise healthy and unhea... more
In the latest Middletown Podcast, we chat about sexual wellbeing for autistic people. Dr Jeroen Dewinter shares his research on community perspectives to better understand and support sexual wellbeing.
In this episode we mention the support servic... more
In the latest Middletown Podcast, we chat to Dr Brett Heasman about his research into Autistic Flow. He explains how it can be a helpful model for understanding autistic experience and how beneficial flow states can be for wellbeing.
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Content emphasizes the experiences, challenges, and insights of autistic individuals, fostering a supportive dialogue around autism and neurodiversity. Frequent discussions highlight sexual well-being, educational practices, advocacy, and the importance of accommodating neurodivergent individuals in various aspects of life, including workplace environments and community involvement. The podcast features a mix of expert perspectives, personal stories, and discussions on creating inclusive spaces, making it a valuable resource for listeners seeking deeper understanding and engagement with autism-related issues.
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Recent guests on The Middletown Centre for Autism Podcast include:
1. Niamh Mellerick
2. Dr. Amy Pearson
3. Dr. Jeroen Dewinter
4. Amanda McGuinness
5. Jody O'Neill
6. Dr. Kara Dymond
7. Sorcha Rice
8. Gráinne Warren
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