Today, we are diving into the minefield that is writing an email

It can be filled with obstacles that can often land an autistic person in all sorts of workplace upset.

We are now going to keep breaking down a smaller, universal daily task that happen the moment you arrive at work or school tackling that baffling, regular communication dance known as small talk.

For many neurodivergent minds, controlling avehicle is a high-stakes, intense, and demanding cognitive task.

In this podcast, we are exploring Autism and Driving—andthe unique challenges that come with sensory issues, coordination, rules of the road, and the hidden pressure of passengers.

Now we are facing what is arguably one of the most intense, overwhelming, and unpredictable challenges  a neurodivergent person can navigate: public transport.

We are standing near the front door. We are dressed, we’ve had our morning drink, and we are at the psychological hurdle before leaving the house: the morning time check

For an autistic individual, choosing clothes for the day can be a matter of neurological survival.

Clothing isn't just fashion—it is a physicalbarrier we place between our highly sensitive nervous systems and the rest of the world.

It can be our daily armour.

We now stepping into an environment that can feel like an absolute battleground for a sensitive nervous system: the morning wash or shower

For a neurotypical person, breakfast is hailed as the most important meal of the day—a straightforward task of fueling the body before heading out.But for a neurodivergent mind, breakfast is a complex emotional and sensory experience.

We are diving into a daily task that might seem incredibly simple on the surface, but for many autistic people, it is a deeply specific, highly protective sensory ritual: making a drink.

This is a podcast like no other - a deep dive into the real life daily experiences of being autistic / Neurodivergent. If you would like training , consultancy or would like me to speak on the Autistic Experience please contact me Stephen on [email protected] and check out my website www.aboutautism.co.uk

Let's strip away the taboo right from the start. We all do it. But for a neurodivergent person, a trip to the bathroom isn't just a simple, mechanical habit. It is an intense sensory journey from start to finish. In this episode we start to look at some of the challenges of one of our basic needs.

This is a podcast like no other - a deep dive into the real life daily experiences of being autistic / Neurodivergent. If you would like training , consultancy or would like me to speak on the Autistic Experience please contact me Stephen on [email protected] and check out my website www.aboutautism.co.uk