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The Autism Podcast, delivered by the London Autism Group Charity, is the definitive autism related podcast. The podcast aims to improve our understanding of autism, boost acceptance, reduce autism stigma, and generate impactful, transformative ideas ranging from practical everyday advice to thoughts on policy, practice, and wider socio-cultural challenges.
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Wednesday Nov 07, 2018
Wednesday Nov 07, 2018
In Episode 2, Chris and Emma interview Dr Carrie Grant! Carrie is perhaps best known for television, music and radio work but also happens to be a tremendous autism advocate and campaigner, and a parent of autistic children too. Carrie tells us her story and her views on the social and cultural issues that intersect with autism stigma and discrimination. She also talks about mental health, SEN and schools, employers and more!
Episode timeline:
0 - 12.37 - Carrie's personal story of her children's diagnoses and journey
12:38 - 19:27 - Carrie's parenting approach
19:28 - 33:29 - Stigma's impact on mental health (including a bit on marital relationships from 29:35 - 31:53)
33:30 - 46:29 - Schools and SEN, their impact and responsibility, child mental health, and the changes required
46:30 - 50:54: Employment stigma and discrimination, and the changes required
50:55 - 1:09:25 - Views on how to create real positive social and cultural change
1:09:26 - 1:20:51 - Carrie's practical advice for autistic people struggling with poor mental health
1:20:52 - 1:23:13 - Outro
Carrie's twitter: https://twitter.com/CarrieGrant1
Carrie's website: http://www.carrieanddavidgrant.co.uk/
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Absolutely brilliant podcast!! Thank you for all your incredible insight. When is the next episode being released? I need more.
Sunday Jan 29, 2023
Thanks for your comments!
Thursday Aug 18, 2022
Thank you so much! We’re very happy you found the interview so helpful. We’ll let Carrie know too
Tuesday Apr 05, 2022
Brilliant interview with Carrie. Neurotypicals need to listen to this and understand what autistic children and adults have to go through on a daily basis. As a single parent of a daughter who is now 19, she had a terrible time at school, but is now excelling at college with her art
Saturday Apr 02, 2022
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