Podcast about ASD, sharing ways to understand ourselves better, celebrate diversity and realise ASD is ability. ASD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, previously know as Asperger Syndrome or Aspergers, which is a better way to describe this neurodiversity. In the podcast, we explore life with ASD, experiences as we explore parenthood, relationships, working career and friendship linked with people with ASD and those around them.
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Podcast about ASD, sharing ways to understand ourselves better, celebrate diversity and realise ASD is ability. ASD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, previously know as Asperger Syndrome or Aspergers, which is a better way to describe this neurodiversity. In the podcast, we explore life with ASD, experiences as we explore parenthood, relationships, working career and friendship linked with people with ASD and those around them.
PDPA – A neurodiverse approach to view challenges and be more effective at addressing them
ASD Is Ability
25 minutes 44 seconds
1 year ago
PDPA – A neurodiverse approach to view challenges and be more effective at addressing them
We face challenges and sometimes we put ourselves through them. In this episode we explore how neurodiversity and having autism spectrum diversity provides a different perspective. We introduce the PDPA approach for a more structured way to understand them and increase the chances of addressing them.#ASD #neurodiversity #asdisability
ASD Is Ability
Podcast about ASD, sharing ways to understand ourselves better, celebrate diversity and realise ASD is ability. ASD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, previously know as Asperger Syndrome or Aspergers, which is a better way to describe this neurodiversity. In the podcast, we explore life with ASD, experiences as we explore parenthood, relationships, working career and friendship linked with people with ASD and those around them.
