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The Middletown Centre for Autism Podcast

Middletown Autism
Autism
Neurodiversity
Education
Mental Health
ADHD
Pathological Demand Avoidance
Hypermobility
Monotropism
Universal Design For Learning
Physical Health Issues
Healthcare
Trauma
Healthcare Access For Autistic Individuals
Child Psychology
Pain Management
Neurodivergent Conditions
Generalized Joint Hypermobility
Challenges In Schooling
Flow States
Autistic Experience

The Middletown Podcast features interviews with leading thinkers and practitioners across the autistic and autism community. Conversations are autism-affirming and neurodiversity-informed with a focus on the lived experience and knowledge of our community. Episodes highlight issues impacting autistic people and we share ideas for family members and school staff who are providing support.

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes94Founded5 years ago
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Latest Episodes

On the latest Middletown Podcast chat to autistic parent and advocate, Amanda McGuinness. We talk about Christmas and how Amanda and her family navigate pressure, excitement and expectations around the holiday season. We try very hard not to spoil an... more

On the Middletown Podcast we chat to playwright, accessibility consultant and community activist, Jody O’Neill. She discusses Neuroconvergence, a new initiative that is building community and celebrating autistic creativity.   

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In the latest Middletown Podcast, we chat to autistic teacher, lecturer and author Dr Kara Dymond. Kara is passionate about creating truly inclusive classrooms and she shares her experience and her philosophy around teaching. We also discuss Kara’s n... more

In the latest Middletown Podcast, we chat to researcher, Dr Sinead McNally about recent DCU research focused on the experiences that young, Irish autistic people have of bullying. We talk about how the team supported young people to feel comfortable ... more

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Recent Guests

Jody O'Neill
Autistic writer, performer, and accessibility consultant
Episode: Neuroconvergence with Jody O’Neill
Dr. Kara Dymond
Elementary teacher, university lecturer, and researcher
Episode: Creating a Neuro-affirming Classroom with Dr Kara Dymond
Sorcha Rice
Occupational therapist with a personal experience of PDA
Episode: Understanding PDA with Sorcha Rice
Gráinne Warren
Neurodivergent play therapist focusing on authentic connection.
Episode: Alternatives to Social Skills Training with Gráinne Warren
Clem Bastow
Australian autistic writer and co-editor of the anthology Someone Like Me
Episode: Someone Like Me with Clem Bastow and Jo Case
Jo Case
Australian autistic writer and co-editor of the anthology Someone Like Me
Episode: Someone Like Me with Clem Bastow and Jo Case
Adam O'Brien
Inclusion specialist for events and music festivals
Episode: Autism-friendly Festivals & Events with Adam O’Brien
CJay Smith
Assistive technology and communication specialist at Neurodiversity Ireland
Neurodiversity Ireland
Episode: Understanding Assistive Technology & AAC with CJay Smith
Nessa Hill
Director of Neurodiversity Ireland, barrister, and multiple neurodivergent individual.
Neurodiversity Ireland
Episode: Nessa Hill - Neurodiversity Ireland

Hosts

Kat Hughes
Researcher at Middletown and autistic advocate, emphasizing neurodiversity and autism education.
Cat Hughes
Researcher at Middletown and autistic individual, providing insights on autism advocacy.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 14 ratings
  • An all-round excellent podcast. Cat is a hugely engaging host, and her guests are generally fascinating.

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Talking Points

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Neuroconvergence with Jody O’Neill
Q: Do you have any advice for parents or carers who are supporting creative autistic young people?
Leaning into their passion and finding what works for them is crucial; creativity can look different for each child.
Neuroconvergence with Jody O’Neill
Q: Have you always been creative, and was that encouraged when you were a young person?
Yes, I've always been creative, supported by my family, and that allowed me to explore my creativity without restrictions.
Neuroconvergence with Jody O’Neill
Q: What exactly is neuroconvergence?
Neuroconvergence is a collaborative initiative to unite neurodivergent individuals and related stakeholders in understanding and fostering creativity within the community.
Creating a Neuro-affirming Classroom with Dr Kara Dymond
Q: What tips do you have for building a sense of safety in the classroom?
Building relationships through personal interactions, emotional check-ins, and allowing students to express themselves are crucial.
Creating a Neuro-affirming Classroom with Dr Kara Dymond
Q: What difference do you think that feeling safe makes in a classroom?
Feeling safe enhances learning and allows students to connect better, which is fundamental for memory and engagement.

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Conversations centered on the experiences and challenges of autistic individuals form the backbone of this series. Episodes explore various crucial topics such as inclusive education, mental health, neurodiversity, and social connection. Many discussions emphasize practical strategies for creating supportive environments in schools and communities, shedding light on unique approaches to common difficulties faced by autistic individuals. By engaging with researchers, educators, and advocates, these discussions aim to elevate voices from within the community, promoting a deeper understanding of autism and emphasizing respect for individual experiences and needs.

The focus on real-life experiences, along with a commitment to advocacy and supp... more

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1. Jody O'Neill
2. Dr. Kara Dymond
3. Sorcha Rice
4. Gráinne Warren
5. Clem Bastow
6. Jo Case
7. Adam O'Brien
8. CJay Smith

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