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Unpacking Neuroqueerness George Muniz Gund
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Hello, my name is George Muniz Gund (he/they). I am a young Brazilian American autistic and ADHD actor, neurodiversity acceptance and disability justice advocate. In this podcast I talk about my lived experience of being an autistic+ADHD person growing up in a world built for neurotypicals. I also host guests to talk about their own personal lived experiences with neurodiversity, as every neurodistinct person is different and experiences neurodiversity in their own unique ways
*I am not a professional and do not represent the viewpoint of all neurodistinct people, I am just one neurodistinct person speaking about Autism and ADHD from my personal lived experiences, as well as the personal lived experiences of my guests.
**TRANSCRIPTS AVAILABLE on RSS website from Episode 140 and up (I am in the process of adding older episodes) at https://rss.com/podcasts/unpackingneurodiversity/
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Episode 1- My introduction to the Neurodiversity Paradigm
Welcome to my new podcast! In this episode I talk a little bit about myself, how I came in to the Neurodiversity world, and how changing my perspective on Autism and Neurodiversity has been so helpful for me
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Episode 2- The social model of disability and the problem with the term "Special Needs"
In this episode I talk a little bit about my style of podcasting, give an overview of some common Neurodiversity terms and discuss the social model of disability as a challenge to the medical model of disability, as well as the issue with using the term "Special Needs"
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Episode 3- A few examples of Neurodiversity affirming accommodations
In this episode I talk about some Neurodiversity related accommodations that can help neurodistinct students and/or clients thrive without trying to change the way their brains work
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Episode 4- A conversation with my sister Luana Muniz Gund (she/her)
In this episode I host my very first guest, someone very close to me, my sister Luana Muniz Gund. Luana talks about her unique perspective growing up with an autistic brother and a little bit about her perspective as a psychology student on the issues around the current discourse around autism in this field and also in society at large.
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Episode 5- Why Diagnosis is a privelege
In this episode I discuss how Autism is still severely misunderstood and underdiagnosed and why self diagnosis is the only option for many autistics and that should be honored and respected
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Episode 6- What is Autistic Masking
In this episode, I talk about the concept of Autistic masking: What it is, why we do it and how Non-autistics can help us by being more understanding and accepting of our differences :)