Oddpod » faas http://oddpod.donnawilliams.net Podcasts by autism-friendly host, Donna Williams Mon, 31 Aug 2009 12:57:11 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 2006-2007 bookings@donnawilliams.net (Oddpod) bookings@donnawilliams.net (Oddpod) 1440 http://oddpod.donnawilliams.net/oddpod-144.gif Oddpod http://oddpod.donnawilliams.net 144 144 Podcasts by autism-friendly host, Donna Williams Oddpod Oddpod bookings@donnawilliams.net no no Interview with agony aunt Barabara Jacobs http://oddpod.donnawilliams.net/2009/07/21/interview-with-agony-aunt-barabara-jacobs/ http://oddpod.donnawilliams.net/2009/07/21/interview-with-agony-aunt-barabara-jacobs/#comments Tue, 21 Jul 2009 11:06:31 +0000 Oddpod http://oddpod.donnawilliams.net/?p=15 a

]]> Is the Cassandra Affective Deprivation Disorder (CADD)attributed to some non-spectrum partners of Aspies be real? And if so, could it also apply to those on the autism spectrum who feel they are not loved for who they really are? If CADD is little more than a recently formulated syndrome, could it not be confused with things like co-dependency, Masochistic Personality Disorder or even more common in those with personality traits which are more socially needy than those without these traits? And if those claiming to suffer from CADD are mostly non-spectrum women living with autistic partners, what about non-spectrum men in a similar position? Do they experience CADD too? How might mixed partnerships between spectrum and non-spectrum adults avoid culture clashes being blamed as ‘deprivation’? Here Barbara Jacobs and I discuss these issues in the context of the recent Tony Attwood controversy.

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]]> http://oddpod.donnawilliams.net/2009/07/21/interview-with-agony-aunt-barabara-jacobs/feed/ 4 0:37:40 Is the Cassandra Affective Deprivation Disorder (CADD)attributed to some non-spectrum partners of Aspies be real? And if so, could it also apply to those on the autism spectrum who feel they are not loved for who they really are? If CADD is little[...] Is the Cassandra Affective Deprivation Disorder (CADD)attributed to some non-spectrum partners of Aspies be real? And if so, could it also apply to those on the autism spectrum who feel they are not loved for who they really are? If CADD is little more than a recently formulated syndrome, could it not be confused with things like co-dependency, Masochistic Personality Disorder or even more common in those with personality traits which are more socially needy than those without these traits? And if those claiming to suffer from CADD are mostly non-spectrum women living with autistic partners, what about non-spectrum men in a similar position? Do they experience CADD too? How might mixed partnerships between spectrum and non-spectrum adults avoid culture clashes being blamed as ‘deprivation’? Here Barbara Jacobs and I discuss these issues in the context of the recent Tony Attwood controversy. a a Oddpod bookings@donnawilliams.net no no That Tony Attwood Controversy http://oddpod.donnawilliams.net/2009/07/13/that-tony-attwood-controversy/ http://oddpod.donnawilliams.net/2009/07/13/that-tony-attwood-controversy/#comments Mon, 13 Jul 2009 13:20:39 +0000 Oddpod http://oddpod.donnawilliams.net/?p=14 a

]]> Following the recent incendiary theatrics surrounding international autism expert and author, Tony Attwood, I invited him to a Skype interview. I recorded the hour long interview in which I asked Tony about his involvement with FAAS, his take on CAAD, his view on autistic culture and the autistic pride movement, about the concept of hate groups and whether he does farcical characterisations of non-spectrum people too. The result was an amusing interview nearly an hour long.

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]]> http://oddpod.donnawilliams.net/2009/07/13/that-tony-attwood-controversy/feed/ 34 0:55:43 Following the recent incendiary theatrics surrounding international autism expert and author, Tony Attwood, I invited him to a Skype interview. I recorded the hour long interview in which I asked Tony about his involvement with FAAS, his take on CA[...] Following the recent incendiary theatrics surrounding international autism expert and author, Tony Attwood, I invited him to a Skype interview. I recorded the hour long interview in which I asked Tony about his involvement with FAAS, his take on CAAD, his view on autistic culture and the autistic pride movement, about the concept of hate groups and whether he does farcical characterisations of non-spectrum people too. The result was an amusing interview nearly an hour long. a a Oddpod bookings@donnawilliams.net no no