Trish O'Dwyer primarily solo hosts an informal, 20-30 minutes, fortnightly on Friday mornings podcast for parents of autistic and/or neurodiverse children (all ages), their families and friends plus anyone wanting to understand what it's really like and how to support. The aim is for listeners to be able to take a breather, listen to someone they connect with, who knows what they are living and to... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 23 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | RelationshipsParentingKids & FamilySociety & Culture |
#1 A good hour long episode chatting to Tracy; how we met; Tracy's background as an OT; her PDA (pathological demand avoidance) and autistic son Jack; their family; discovering NVR (Non Violent Resistance) and a new family venture called 'Aspects Tog... more
#1 This is not an episode on bad parenting or bad children, its an episode why we feel like bad parents and why our autistic and/or adhd and/or neurodiverse children are often made to feel this way. How us parents wish someone could come into our hom... more
#1 Food wars vs food relationships and the battle with their sensory systems that are constantly changing. There is so much more going on than just the food. It's different to the neuro-typical journey of fussy or picky eaters. My own experiences and... more
#1 The message as per an original unisex 'Autism Threads' slogan T-shirt is "NO APOLOGY". Autism is part of who our children at any age, are. It is part of their make-up, it is responsible for the incredible minds they do have and we should make no a... more
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So pleased Trish has produced this podcast. It's truly, authentically 'her' - kind, non-judgemental, warm, funny and chatty; listening on my dog walks is a really calming experience! As a previous reviewer said, everyone should learn about autism and neurodiversity, just as we should try to educate ourselves about race and gender, so that EVERYONE can be included and understood in our society. We have a long, long way to go, clearly (thankfully that absolute a***hole who accosted Trish after a l... more
I hope your podcast reaches those that need to hear you. Your experience, honesty and voice will help others I’m sure. I love listening to these episodes, can’t wait for the next one. xx
I love this podcast! It’s honest, informative, touching and very educational, not to mention at times quite funny! It is not just for anyone living with autism but for everyone. We should all try to understand the world of autism better because it is all around us if we take the time to look and understand, and to accept and help. more
Fantastic 2nd episode Trish! more
As Trish's parents and Henry's grandparents we are absolutely delighted that these Podcasts have begun and will hopefully go on and on and on. We have been involved from the beginning with this family's life in an Autism atmosphere, a place where threads are constantly and lovingly being extracted to create harmony. We have experienced many of the negative and positive things that you talk about Trish. You are eternally interesting, knowledgeable and encouraging. Above all we wish you success in... more
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