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Podcasts

  1. Full-Tilt Parenting — Debbie Reber

    Choose conversations by parenting theme, including school difficulties and emotional support, from a parent raising a differently wired child.

    Parent listening EN

  2. Sur le spectre — conversations with autistic people

    Hear autistic lived experience alongside Montréal researchers, beginning with a conversation about being an autistic parent.

    Québec FR

  3. Le spectre sur les ondes — FQA

    Listen to Québec researchers discuss autistic families’ everyday realities while parents and practitioners respond to the findings.

    Québec FR

  4. Apparaître — Stéphanie Boulay

    Hear women describe late autism and ADHD diagnoses and masking in this Radio-Canada series exploring why their differences were missed.

    Québec · women’s experiences FR

  5. The Neurodiversity Podcast

    Explore conversations about giftedness alongside autism, ADHD and learning differences when a child’s strengths can obscure their support needs.

    Families and educators EN

  6. Neurodiverging — Danielle Sullivan

    Listen to a neurodivergent parent and coach discuss accessible routines, self-advocacy and the practical work of living in a neurodivergent family.

    Neurodivergent families EN

    A coaching perspective; the publisher also sells services.

  7. Beautifully Complex — Penny Williams

    Browse parenting conversations about school struggles, transitions and emotional regulation when daily family routines repeatedly become difficult.

    Parent listening EN

    The publisher also sells parenting programs; episodes are not individual treatment advice.

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Within each section, we put direct, practical starting points first, followed by more specific needs and perspectives. This is an editorial reading order, not a rating of treatment effectiveness.

Links and descriptions reviewed September 24, 2026. Language labels describe the linked material; ask providers about service languages, eligibility, fees and availability. An autism diagnosis alone does not guarantee benefit eligibility or a service place.

Books, podcasts and personal accounts offer perspectives; clinical guides help you prepare questions for your care team. Research papers are kept in the separate Research & Evidence library.

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