The Fun Was Exhausting: Navigating Family, Travel, and Autistic Recovery

Episode 11 – The Fun Was Exhausting: Navigating Family, Travel, and Autistic Recovery

Join hosts Keith and Bridget Holloway on the new episode of the Apparently Autistic podcast as they delve into the intricacies of navigating life disruptions through an autistic lens. Explore real-life experiences of joy and chaos during family gatherings and the crucial recovery phase that follows. Gain insight into the impact of changed routines, social interactions, and the mechanisms of support and recovery. This episode offers a deep look into both Keith's autistic perspective and Bridget's supportive role, fostering understanding and empathy. Perfect for anyone wanting to relate, connect, and learn about the intersection of routine and recovery in the neurodivergent world.

Credits

 

Executive Producer:
Keith Holloway

Co-Executive Producer:
Bridget Holloway

Hosts:
Keith and Bridget Holloway

Produced & Edited by:
Keith Holloway

Theme Music:
"Paradise Found"
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
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Logo Design:
Nathan McConnell (Growing up Autie)
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Disclaimers

This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Please consult a qualified healthcare provider for diagnosis or treatment of autism or any related condition.
The views and experiences shared here are personal and may not reflect those of everyone on the autism spectrum. Autism is a broad and diverse spectrum, and each individual's journey is unique.
Some episodes may contain discussions of mental health, trauma, or other sensitive topics. Listener discretion is advised.
We aim to create a respectful, inclusive space for autistic individuals, their families, professionals, and allies. If we ever get it wrong, we welcome thoughtful feedback.

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