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Femme On The Spectrum - Autism- High functioning female neurodivergent minds

Femme On The Spectrum - Autism- High functioning female neurodivergent minds

Auteur(s): Elizabeth Bucher
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 Welcome to Femme on the Spectrum, where we dive deep into the lived experiences of adult autism while tackling the pressing issues of our time. Hosted by Elizabeth, a proud autistic advocate and mother, this podcast covers everything from navigating politics and motherhood to exploring feminism and breaking stereotypes. Join us for candid, unfiltered conversations that highlight the unique challenges and triumphs of living life on the spectrum. Whether you're neurodivergent or simply curious, this is a space for real talk and fresh perspectives.Elizabeth Bucher Hygiène et mode de vie sain Psychologie Psychologie et santé mentale
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