• Homeless & Autistic...? Pt 2 - Theo Schools Me in Actually Autistic Joy s3e7

  • Oct 11 2023
  • Length: 15 mins
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Homeless & Autistic...? Pt 2 - Theo Schools Me in Actually Autistic Joy s3e7

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  • 🎙️ Episode Highlights:

    • The Myth of "You Can Do Anything": An Autistic Lens (Must-listen for adult autistics)
    • The Hidden Costs of Conventional Education on Autistic Lives (Essential for educators)
      Curious? Keep listening.

    👂 Listen and Learn:
    Step into the intricate world of autistic experiences, as Johnny Profane and Theo dissect the failures and biases of the educational system. (A must-hear for mental health professionals)
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    • Subscribe for a torrent of insights 🌪️ (Highly recommended for parents & families)
    • Comment and enrich our community 🗨️ (Join the conversation, employers)
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