Thanks for tuning into this special Yellow Ladybugs Podcast episode with Annie Crowe (she/her) from the Princess and the Pea Podcast. In today's episode, Annie hosts an insightful discussion alongside autistic physician Dr Mel Houser (she/they) about how long COVID is impacting the autistic community and why understanding autistic physiology is key to neuroaccessible and inclusive healthcare.We were able to proudly sponsor Annie's episode with the support of the Victorian Government. GIVEAWAY!If you'd like to win your own FREE copy of Supporting Autistic Girls & Gender Diverse Youth you can enter the giveaway by 30 June 2023 via Instagram @princessandthepeapodcast and @yellowladybugs_autismIf you simply cannot wait, you can buy your copy here or on Amazon here.Time Stamps01:19 Intro03:14 Celebrating Yellow Ladybugs (show sponsor)04:11 Annie's comments on neuroaccessible conferencesNOTHING ABOUT US. Period.06:44 GIVEAWAY!!!09:07 Start of Annie and Mel's chat about:- Autistic Health- Long COVID- Mast Cells- Chronic Illness- Pacing- Trauma- Burnout- Anxiety- Privilege- Neuronormativity- and more!62:52 Annie's Wrap UpGuest Hosted by Annie CroweFollow and connect with AnnieJoin Annie's monthly newsletter here.Guest: Dr Mel HouserFollow Dr Mel Houser's incredible work and ABB community at All Brains Belong.Instagram: @allbrainsbelongvtFacebook: @allbrainsbelongvtHere is the guide on pacing Dr Mel talks about on the show.Princess and the Pea Academy Launching June 2023Want to hear more about PATP Academy?Sign up for our mailing list for exclusive launch updates here.

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