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Host Wendela Whitcomb Marsh interviews autistic authors and professionals to share their wisdom, insights, and words of encouragement for other late-diagnosed, high-masking, or self-identified autistic folk.
Wendela hosts Amplifying Autism Podcast: Sharing Autistic Stories, a education show with 16 episodes published.
In this episode Wendy speaks with author Marian Schembari about late autism diagnosis, self-understanding, and the journey from feeling broken to feeling whole. Marian shares insights from her memoir, A Little Less Broke
In this solo episode of Amplifying Autism , Wendy explores the challenges, fears, and possibilities of dating while autistic. Dating can feel overwhelming for anyone, but for autistic adults, navigating social communicat
In this episode, Wendy speaks with Suzanne Plumley about late autism diagnosis, self-discovery, and supporting autistic adults as they navigate life after diagnosis. Suzanne was diagnosed autistic in her fifties and now
In this episode, Wendy speaks with Janeen Herskovitz about supporting neurodivergent families, building healthier relationships, and creating peace at home. Janeen is a licensed mental health counselor and founder of Puz
In this episode, Wendy speaks with Susan Kayler about late autism discovery, self-understanding, and finding new purpose after diagnosis. After successful careers as both an attorney and a judge, Susan still struggled wi
In this episode, Wendy speaks with author Brendan Corbett about late autism diagnosis, self-discovery, and returning to creativity through writing. Brendan was diagnosed in his 30s, and the realization became a turning p
In this episode of Amplifying Autism , Wendy speaks with John Burke about how autistic thinking can thrive in the world of AI. John shares insights from his work with AI, as well as his experience as a late-diagnosed aut
In this episode, Wendy speaks with Kay Burnham about late diagnosis, unmasking, and the unique experience of being both autistic and ADHD (AuDHD). Diagnosed with autism and ADHD in her 50s, Kay shares how they changed he
In this solo episode of Amplifying Autism , Wendy explores social approach and avoidance through a simple but powerful question: Are you more like a butterfly or a bear? Some people are like butterflies, drawn to connect
In this episode of Amplifying Autism , Wendy speaks with April Ratchford about self-acceptance, late autism diagnosis, and what it means to truly “lean into” being autistic. April is the host of the top-ranking podcast A
In this episode, Wendy speaks with Lynn C. Davison about problem-solving, family relationships, and autistic young adults entering adulthood. Lynn hosts the podcast When Autism Grows Up and is the parent of an autistic a
In this episode of Amplifying Autism , Wendy speaks with social psychologist and author Dr. Devon Price about autistic masking and what it means to live authentically. Devon shares its journey of realization about autism
Summary: In this episode of Amplifying Autism , Wendy speaks with Jenny Smith about trauma-informed healing, nervous system regulation, and why healing for autistic and ADHD adults must be gentle, embodied, and compassio
In this episode, Wendy speaks with Krista West about being formally diagnosed with autism at age 50, building a successful global business as an autistic entrepreneur, and traveling without burnout. Krista long suspected
In this solo, Wendy explores the language, labels, and experiences that shape the autistic community. Whether you are late-diagnosed, self-identified, or just beginning to question if you might be autistic, this episode
Summary: In this episode of Amplifying Autism , Wendy speaks with Dr. Temple Grandin about autism and employment, from early job skills to navigating workplace challenges as a late-diagnosed autistic adult. Temple emphas
Episode Summary: In this episode of the Amplifying Autism Podcast, Jennifer talked about her journey of learning about herself as a late-diagnosed autistic woman. As a doctoral-level social worker, she was aware of the l
John Burke
NY Times best-selling author, NDE researcher, pastor · Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers
1 appearance on this show
April Ratchford
occupational therapist and advocate for autistic young adults
1 appearance on this show
Devon Price
Dr.
1 appearance on this show
Temple Grandin
Autistic Person, Innovator, Author & Advocate for the Neurodivergent · animal science
1 appearance on this show
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