Hosted by Christine Doyle · 🇺🇸 US · EN-IE · 19 episodes
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Unlearning Autism — real stories, gentle conversations, and a fresh perspective on autism, especially for those of us who found out later in life. Hosted by Christine Doyle, Autistic mentor & late-identified Autistic woman. Listen in and start unlearning. Hosted on Spotify. See https://www.christinedoyle.ie/podcast/ for more information.
Christine Doyle hosts Unlearning Autism, a society show with 19 episodes published.
In the final episode of season one of Unlearning Autism, Christine reflects on the journey of creating a neurodiversity-affirming podcast that centred the lived experience of late-identified Autistic people in their own
In this episode of Unlearning Autism, Christine reflects on the profound role of Autistic community and why connection with other Autistic people can feel so deeply regulating, validating, and life-changing. She explores
In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Emma Offord — clinical psychologist, founder of Divergent Life, and host of This Voice Is Mine. Emma’s work centres on late-identified Autistic and ADHD adults, and on what happens when
Therapy can help deeply — but only when it understands what it’s looking at. In this minisode, Christine reflects on therapy through an Autistic lens — what can help, what can miss the mark, and why support should never
In this episode of Unlearning Autism, I sit down with Eliza Fricker — author, illustrator, advocate, and one of the most respected voices in conversations around Autistic children, PDA, education, and parenting outside t
In this short musing from Unlearning Autism, I share a simple, practical way I support myself in staying connected with the people I care about. For many Autistic people, friendship isn’t about a lack of care — it’s ofte
You can be trained to recognise neurodivergence in others… and still miss it in yourself. In this episode of Unlearning Autism, I’m joined by occupational therapist Katie Kerley to explore late identification, masking, a
In this My Autistic Musing, I share a very real, everyday moment of time blindness—and how it shows up in my life in ways that aren’t always obvious from the outside. What looked like “plenty of time” on paper felt compl
In this episode of Unlearning Autism, I sit down with Laura Guckian — host of the award-winning MomFessions podcast and one of the UK and Ireland’s most recognised voices in maternal mental health and neurodivergent moth
In this episode of My Autistic Musings, I reflect on systemising — a tendency many Autistic people, particularly late-identified Autistic women, recognise in themselves. Systemising can show up in subtle everyday ways, b
In this episode, I’m joined by Andrea Anderson for a gentle, honest conversation about late recognition, identity, andthe long process of becoming who you always were. We explore the unravelling that can follow late disc
In this unscripted musing, I record in real time what overwhelm can look like for me as an Autistic mum during a week of transition. Nothing catastrophic happens — just a series of small changes. A new driver in the hous
In this episode of Unlearning Autism, Christine speaks with Nicola, a late-identified Autistic woman, mum of three, andadvocate for a more compassionate understanding of Autistic life. Nicola talks about discovering she
In this unscripted My Autistic Musing, I reflect on something I return to again and again in post-identification life: re-remembering. Re-remembering is the gentle, ongoing practice of noticing when we’ve slipped back in
In this episode, Christine sits and chats with Laura Crowley an Autistic and award-winning advocate with over 25 years of experience supporting neurodivergent children, teens, and families. Laura shares her late-identifi
In this solo episode of Unlearning Autism, Christine Doyle explores Autistic communication as a rich and distinctive expression of neurotype. She reflects on how communication can shift depending on regulation, environme
In this episode, Christine is joined by Abs, the producer of ‘Unlearning Autism’ and a late-identified Autistic artist and audio producer. Together they explore masking, sensory flow, burnout, and creative recovery — how
In this opening episode, Christine Doyle introduces Unlearning Autism — a podcast exploring what it really means to be Autistic and AuDHD through lived experience, reflection, and conversation. Christine shares why she c
Unlearning Autism — real stories, gentle conversations, and a fresh perspective on autism, especially for those of us who found out later in life. Hosted by Christine Doyle, Autistic mentor & late-identified Autistic wom
Andrea Anderson
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Eliza Fricker
author, illustrator, advocate
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Emma Offord
clinical psychologist, founder of Divergent Life, host of This Voice Is Mine · Divergent Life
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Laura Crowley
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