In this episode, I talk with author and advocate Julie Green about her memoir Motherness, a powerful exploration of generational autism, parenthood, and radical acceptance. Julie shares her late-diagnosis journey, the complexities of raising an autistic child while navigating her own neurodivergence, and the healing power of writing and storytelling. We discuss the importance of representation, self-compassion, and community, as well as why radical acceptance is central to parenting and living authentically as a neurodivergent family.
Generational Autism: A Mom's Journey of Radical Acceptance and Connection
Julie has appeared on various shows and podcasts, including CTV, BBC Radio, Sirius XM, Global News, CBC Radio, HuffPost Live, and more.
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Uniquely Human, forthcoming
On Generational Autism and Radical Acceptance
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Parents who Think, 2 July 2025
The Late Diagnosed Club, 9 May 2025
Why RFK Jr.'s comments on autism are so dangerous
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Generational autism: a mom's journey of radical acceptance and connection
Atypical Kids, Mindful Parents, 25 April 2025
'I am horrified': Why autistic people say RFK Jr.'s comments on autism are so dangerous
CBC News, 23 April 2025
I want a society that doesn’t just pay lip service to the idea of neurodiversity
Raising Neurodivergence, November 2024
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