What makes relationships so difficult for those of us on the autism spectrum? 
Kris and Kel go into an amusing critical analysis of their own friendship and where they went wrong in challenging moments and where they're at now, 15 years on.

Autism and Friendships

Hilariously serious tell all into the inner life of the feminine neurodivergent.
Two best friends on the Autism Spectrum share personal experiences, tell stories and provide clinical insights around how their Autism presents for them as women, away from the popular pop cultured propagated myths.

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This episode explores the battle of wanting to socialise but being overwhelmed by sensory overload.

Social Situations, Recovery and Self Care

Hyperfocus: The love hate relationships Autistics have with hyperfocus. Tapping into our zone of genius as it slowly robs us of our livelihood.

Autistics and Hyperfocus

How are therapies informed exactly? Which evidence based therapies are right for our children and what is the evidence based on, exactly?
Kris and Kel discuss their lived experience as parents of children on the autism spectrum and adults on that same spectrum themselves.

The Therapy Train - Autism therapies

Trips to the Zoo, pizza and icecream..and the aftermath

Mood, Food and the Autistic

Aside from the ridiculous functioning labels that mean a person's challenges are dismissed OR their abilities are overlooked, we discuss how being 'twice exceptional'- a term quite often used in regard to children who are gifted learners AND diagnosed with a disability can result in women on the autism spectrum being overlooked as autistic.

Twice Exceptional - How to completely overestimate an Autistic

The Pink Bits of Autism

Autism and Friendships

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