
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 | 97 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessEducation | |||

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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In latest Middletown Podcast, we chat to autistic advocate Niamh Biddulph. Niamh has been an advocate for many issues faced by the community, including inclusive employment. We talk about how she’s navigated anxiety to achieve so much.
On the latest Middletown Podcast chat to autistic parent and advocate, Amanda McGuinness. We talk about Christmas and how Amanda and her family navigate pressure, excitement and expectations around the holiday season. We try very hard not to spoil an... more
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Conversations centered on the experiences and challenges of autistic individuals form the backbone of this series. Episodes explore various crucial topics such as inclusive education, mental health, neurodiversity, and social connection. Many discussions emphasize practical strategies for creating supportive environments in schools and communities, shedding light on unique approaches to common difficulties faced by autistic individuals. By engaging with researchers, educators, and advocates, these discussions aim to elevate voices from within the community, promoting a deeper understanding of autism and emphasizing respect for individual experiences and needs.
The focus on real-life experiences, along with a commitment to advocacy and supp... more
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Recent guests on The Middletown Centre for Autism Podcast include:
1. Dr. Jeroen Dewinter
2. Amanda McGuinness
3. Jody O'Neill
4. Dr. Kara Dymond
5. Sorcha Rice
6. Gráinne Warren
7. Clem Bastow
8. Jo Case
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