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Key Aspects about Late Identified Autism in Multiple Formats
Most autistics have a strong preference for how they like to absorb new information.
I love to read books. Ironically, I don’t like to read one-off essays. I want to deep dive into topics. It’s why my favorite resources on autism are the books “Divergent Mind” and “What I Mean When I Say I’m Autistic.”
Other autistics I know strongly prefer long-form videos, while others like short bursts of information on Tik Tok. Others love listening to podcasts.
Given that people like to learn in multiple ways, I’ve tried to provide autism resources in multiple formats: conference talks, essays, podcasts, and YouTube shows.
Here are some key topics about late identified autism that I have available in multiple formats:
Choosing to Self-Identifying as Autistic
YouTube: So You Think You Might be Autistic - Where to Start When You’re Exploring Autism
National Conference Talk: Identify Autism in Undiagnosed Women
Essay: How to Self Identify Autism as an Adult
Late-Identified Autism
YouTube: Meet the Co-Hosts - How We Discovered our Autism
Podcast: Autism Stories Interview
Essay: Where to Start When You First Learn You’re Autistic
Interview Series: Late-Identified Autistic Interviews
Relationships as an Autistic
YouTube: Making Friends as an Autistic Adult
Essay: Not Liking People as an Autistic Adult
Autistic Masking
YouTube: What is Autistic Masking and How Do We Drop the Mask?
Essay: The False Dichotomy of Masked and Unmasked Autism
Autism and Disability
Podcast: Disability Empowerment Interview
Essay: I’m Ok With Saying I have a Disability, Right?
Autism Strategies
YouTube: Strategies to Work with Our Autistic Minds
Essay: 6 Strategies to Harness the Hyperfocus Power of an Autistic Mind
Autism Misconceptions
YouTube: Common Misconceptions about Autism
Essay: Autistic Stereotypes Block People From Knowing They're Autistic
Autism and the Mental Health Field
You Tube: Therapists and Autism
Essay: Does Your Therapist Know Enough About Autism to Help You?
Podcast: Autism Stories
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