Neuro Rainbow Cast with Autisticly Aar

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Autisticly Aar welcomes Athina Spann to the podcast for a collaboration episode with Athina's podcast 'Let's Talk Disability' where we talk life with autism and dyspraxia.

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Rachel Winder (She/Her) returns to chat to Autisticly Aar about her campaign and petition for the British government to introduce a statutory regulator and governing body to improve the care and interventions that autistic people are faced with. When national scandals and trauma stories of abuse continue to be told. She answers what it would mean to fix regulation were it fails to be regulated and the needed checks and balances and easy to access support where there isn't. Answering her one thing to make things better for neurodivergent people

Rachel's Social Media:@auticulate (Twitter and TikTok)

Neuro Rainbow Project's Social Media: @neurorainbowproject (Facebook/Instagram/TikTok and YouTube) @NeuroRainbowUk on twitter

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View the petition: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/637183

Podcast Host and Producer: Aaron J Williams, Aaron Audio Production for Neuro Rainbow Project

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The Sara Jane Harvey interview @agonyautie She/Her.

Chatting on her return to activism, advocacy and public speaking. We go through her neurodivergent story, the story of how she found out she was autistic and her son got diagnosed as being autistic too. You can here her art for telling a personal story, a story of experience of listening and learning to others and the motives of driving things forward with the community of neurodivergent and disabled people and making a society that works for us. She speaks of a hope of humane compassion and empathy and passionate about bringing actions and solutions in the face of community suffering and trauma.

This podcast features content that may reference suicidal ideation, mental health trauma, depression and the institutionalisation of autistic people and general themes of ableism. She over the two episodes tells an emotive and moving story. If at times what you hear is triggering for yourself skip bits, take a break come back to it. I want to focus on the listener and guests self care and wellbeing same for the guests with inclusion and accessibility. If there are things could be doing to warn or consider the wellbeing of listener when references to challenging themes email [email protected] or [email protected] or on social media @neurorainbowproject.

The full video of this interview will be made watchable to subscribers only to the brand new patreon channel launching officially this January 2023 with interviews with Victoria Ellen and past and future guest videos with subtitled content (transcripts soon will be accessible to all without needing a subscription. Livestreams and other interactive experiences will be offered as with diaries and written journalism resources on social and communal issues I’m passionate and will tie in with the project.

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Autisticly Aar Jae Williams Presenter of ‘Autisticly Aar’s Neurocast’

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Tessa McEnvoy She/Her In this interview with myself explores her diagnoses of apraxia, as well as sensory processing disorder, bipolar disorder and autism. On Facebook she has created the 'Apraxia Story' blog, a blog which is where she writes of her diagnoses of apraxia and neurodivergent conditions and her experiences of being an adoptee. In this interview she touches on her experience of an adoptee, which has given her trauma of being gaslit, manipulated and exploited in what she describes as abuse with her adopted family and shares her not so easy challenge of seeking to live a free and independent life in an abled world with such conditions been taken advantage of by others and how it can be hard to self-advocate. Telling of the challenges a person with oral-motor apraxia may have with communicating she shares how it can prove challenges in school and the work place when its all so difficult to advocate for yourself and get the necessary working conditions that she needs with useful advice to give to teachers and employers about the needs of neurodivergent people.

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