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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Motherness: Live chat with Mary Taggart
Mary's Must Read, 18 November 2025
Motherness: Live chat with Dr Emily King
Learn with Dr Emily, 10 November 2025
Generational Autism (with guest Julie M. Green)
Better Me Podcast, 10 November
Autism is a Spectrum, Not a Stereotype: Julie M. Green
Lament of Hope Podcast, 7 November 2025
Motherness: Live chat with Mary Taggart
Mary's Must Read, 18 November 2025
Motherness: Live chat with Dr Emily King
Learn with Dr Emily, 10 November 2025
Generational Autism (with guest Julie M. Green)
Better Me Podcast, 10 November
Autism is a Spectrum, Not a Stereotype: Julie M. Green
Lament of Hope Podcast, 7 November 2025
Julie M. Green - The Author of "Motherness"
The Kingstonian Podcast, 6 November 2025
Challenging Behaviours, A Late Autism Diagnosis and Motherness with Julie Green
The Autism Mums Podcast, 28 October 2025
The Memoir Land Author Questionnaire #148: Julie M. Green
Memoir Land, 28 October 2025
An Autistic Mother reflects on Mothering and Writing: A discussion with Julie Green
Uniquely Human Podcast, 11 October 2025
Challenging Behaviours, A Late Autism Diagnosis and Motherness with Julie Green
The Autism Mums Podcast, 28 October 2025
The Memoir Land Author Questionnaire #148: Julie M. Green
Memoir Land, 28 October 2025
An Autistic Mother reflects on Mothering and Writing: A discussion with Julie Green
Uniquely Human Podcast, 11 October 2025
Parents speak about 'mom guilt' fuelled by Trump's Tylenol misinformation
The Canadian Press, 9 October 2025
Trump's Tylenol misinformation revives history of 'mom blaming' in autism, docs say
The Canadian Press, 9 October 2025
Kingston author Julie M Green explores motherhood and autism in new memoir, Motherness
CFRC Kingston, 6 October 2025
In conversation with editor Jen Sookfong Lee
ECW Press, 23 September 2025
Trump's Tylenol misinformation revives history of 'mom blaming' in autism, docs say
The Canadian Press, 9 October 2025
Kingston author Julie M Green explores motherhood and autism in new memoir, Motherness
CFRC Kingston, 6 October 2025
In conversation with editor Jen Sookfong Lee
ECW Press, 23 September 2025
Getting a later-in-life autism diagnosis
TELUS Talks with Tamara Taggart, 16 September 2025
On Generational Autism and Radical Acceptance
Full-Tilt Parenting, 9 September 2025

Parents who Think, 2 July 2025
The Late Diagnosed Club, 9 May 2025
Why RFK Jr.'s comments on autism are so dangerous
Conversations, Global News, 25 April 2025
Generational autism: a mom's journey of radical acceptance and connection
Atypical Kids, Mindful Parents, 25 April 2025
Parents who Think, 2 July 2025
The Late Diagnosed Club, 9 May 2025
Why RFK Jr.'s comments on autism are so dangerous
Conversations, Global News, 25 April 2025
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
This phrasing popped out at me from Julie M. Green's memoir, Motherness, which shares her journey with autism along with that of her son. She was diagnosed at 44, while he was diagnosed as a child. Two different ages, two different people, but a bond of understanding forged forever. For any parents out there with an atypical child or grappling with a recent diagnosis of your own, you will be encouraged by this conversation with Julie.
An engaging online event to celebrate Julie M. Green's memoir, Motherness: A Memoir of Generational Autism, Parenthood, and Radical Acceptance. Q&A with fellow author and editor of the book, Jen Sookfong Lee.
Julie M. Green was diagnosed with autism at 44, nearly a decade after her son’s diagnosis. In her new book Motherness: A Memoir of Generational Autism, Parenthood, and Radical Acceptance, Julie shares her story about raising an autistic child while coming to terms with her own neurodivergence. She opens up about the challenges of motherhood, myths surrounding autism and the dangers of chasing perfection.
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
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