Podcast appearances and mentions of robyn steward

This week, we are joined by Robyn Steward, who is an autism trainer with over 15 years of experience, specializing in practical strategies for supporting autistic individuals. She has worked globally, delivering training and consultancy to organizations, media, and local authorities. As a mentor to autistic people and a published author with Jessica Kingsley Publishers, Robyn focuses on safety and social challenges, particularly for autistic women. Her work aims to improve understanding and create inclusive environments for autistic individuals worldwide. Download episode to learn more! Resources   PEACE Pathway - Prof. Kate Tchanturia and Phiona Duffy Discuss Autism and Eating Disorders on "All in the Mind" Podcast Autism training from a person not just a textbook (robynsteward.com) Books and Media — Autism training from a person not just a textbook (robynsteward.com) ............................................................... Autism weekly is now found on all of the major listening apps including apple podcasts, google podcasts, stitcher, Spotify, amazon music, and more. Subscribe to be notified when we post a new podcast. Autism weekly is produced by ABS Kids. ABS Kids is proud to provide diagnostic assessments and ABA therapy to children with developmental delays like Autism Spectrum Disorder. You can learn more about ABS Kids and the Autism Weekly podcast by visiting abskids.com.

Join Sue for an upcoming Live Virtual Workshop where you will learn from Sue practical tips & strategies to make a difference. In this episode, we will discuss: ✅ Robin Stewart: Musician, artist, author, and autism advocate. ✅ "The Autism Friendly Guide to Periods" book: Visual, comprehensive. ✅ Surveying autistic individuals: Basis for Robin's book research. ✅ Stimming: Various purposes beyond sensory, including emotional regulation. ✅ Book features: Flap system for controlling information exposure. ✅ Practical tips: Be specific, encourage questions, normalize period talk. ✅ Upcoming book: Self-employment guide for autistic individuals. Read more about this podcast in the show notes found via the link below suelarkey.com.au/puberty-education-for-neurodiverse-students Join the Facebook group specifically for this podcast www.facebook.com/groups/suelarkeypodcastcommunity/ Join my Neurodiversity Network suelarkey.com.au/neurodiversity-network/ Follow my Instagram account for regular tips www.instagram.com/sue.larkey/ To learn more about teaching or understanding ASD, please visit my website below. elearning.suelarkey.com.au

In this episode, hosts Haley Moss and Dr. Lori Butts speak with autism self-advocate, author, speaker, and musician Robyn Steward. Robyn is autistic and has been delivering fun, informative, and practical training to professionals, parents, and support groups for over 15 years. She has written 3 books: The Independent Woman's Handbook for Super Safe Living on the Autistic Spectrum, The Autism Friendly Guide to Periods and The Autism Friendly Guide to Self Employment. Robyn is the co-host of BBC Sound's 1800 Seconds on Autism podcast. She is also a musician and multi-media artist who has performed around the world. For more about Robyn's book and advocacy work, visit: https://www.robynsteward.com/ For more about Robyn's music, visit: https://www.robynrocket.com/ A TRANSCRIPTION FOR THIS EPISODE CAN BE FOUND HERE: https://www.differentbrains.org/personal-safety-on-the-autism-spectrum-with-robyn-steward-spectrumly-speaking-ep-157/ ----------------- Spectrumly Speaking is the podcast dedicated to women on the autism spectrum, produced by Different Brains®. Every other week, join our hosts Haley Moss (an autism self-advocate, attorney, artist, and author) and Dr. Lori Butts (a licensed clinical and forensic psychologist, and licensed attorney) as they discuss topics and news stories, share personal stories, and interview some of the most fascinating voices from the autism community. Follow Different Brains on social media: https://twitter.com/diffbrains https://www.facebook.com/different.brains/ http://differentbrains.org/category/spectrumlyspeaking/

Today's Book: The Autism-Friendly Guide to Periods by Robyn Steward. Published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers in 2019 with photos taken by Martin Delaney. Visuals? Step-by-step guides? Medically accurate and non-judgmental, approachable language? It's all the things we love! We'll talk about what makes this Jessica Kingsley publication great...and give ideas for how you can use other resources to enhance what author Robyn Steward has provided for you! Today's Links: Author Website: http://autismfriendlyperiods.com/autism-and-periods%3F Authentically Emily Blog Post: https://www.authenticallyemily.uk/blog/lets-talk-about-autism-and-periods SexABA Conference: www.sexaba.com Changing the Flow: https://changingtheflow.ca/products/the-autism-friendly-guide-to-periods Landa's Resources! https://www.positiveconnections.ca/resources

Créé par l'association Vue (d')Ensemble, le Festival #EntendezVoir est une manifestation qui se déroule à #Strasbourg. Elle vise à mettre en avant la culture pour tous : petits, grands; malvoyants, non-voyants, voyants, sourds/malentendants, autistes..   En juin 2022, à la demande de Yves Wansi, Président de Vue (d')Ensemble et du Festival Entendez-Voir, je me suis rendu à Strasbourg afin de mettre en avant cet événement par l'Audio. #Interviews d'invités, #rencontre d'exposants et captures d'ambiances, si vous n'avez pas pu vous y rendre, j'ai l'intention de vous faire vivre le festival en #immersion #Sonore. En voici le 2ème et dernier épisode.   Remerciements : Malheureusement, je n'ai pas pu interviewer tout le monde. C'est pourquoi, vous trouverez ci-dessous une liste de liens et de noms d'intervenants dans mes 2 épisodes, et de personnes que j'ai juste rencontré et qui pratiquent des activités toutes aussi intéressantes.   - Toute l'équipe de l'association Vue d'Ensemble et du Festival Entendez Voir : https://entendez-voir.fr - Audio Formation : https://plansonore.fr/ - Missonne : http://missonne.com - Sébastien JOACHIM : https://sebastienjoachim.kartra.com/ - Robyn Steward : https://www.robynrocket.com - Agathe Thevenin Viallet : https://www.facebook.com/agathe.theveninviallet.3 - Céline Witschard : https://www.vision-positive.ch - CTEB : https://www.cteb.fr Handiexceller : https://handiexceller.com - Mathilde Lauret : : https://lauretmathilde.fr - Animeico : https://www.animeico.fr - Jean-Luc & Antoinette Pening : https://www.tandemcoach.com - Sonia DERORY : https://www.so-apostrophe.fr - Et toutes les autres personnes que j'oublie, avec qui j'ai interagi

Créé par l'association Vue (d')Ensemble, le Festival #EntendezVoir est une manifestation qui se déroule à #Strasbourg. Elle vise à mettre en avant la culture pour tous : petits, grands; malvoyants, non-voyants, voyants, sourds/malentendants, autistes..   En juin 2022, à la demande de Yves Wansi, Président de Vue (d')Ensemble et du Festival Entendez-Voir, je me suis rendu à Strasbourg afin de mettre en avant cet événement par l'Audio. #Interviews d'invités, #rencontre d'exposants et captures d'ambiances, si vous n'avez pas pu vous y rendre, j'ai l'intention de vous faire vivre le festival en #immersion #Sonore. En voici le 2ème et dernier épisode.   Remerciements : Malheureusement, je n'ai pas pu interviewer tout le monde. C'est pourquoi, vous trouverez ci-dessous une liste de liens et de noms d'intervenants dans mes 2 épisodes, et de personnes que j'ai juste rencontré et qui pratiquent des activités toutes aussi intéressantes.   - Toute l'équipe de l'association Vue d'Ensemble et du Festival Entendez Voir : https://entendez-voir.fr - Audio Formation : https://plansonore.fr/ - Missonne : http://missonne.com - Sébastien JOACHIM : https://sebastienjoachim.kartra.com/ - Robyn Steward : https://www.robynrocket.com - Agathe Thevenin Viallet : https://www.facebook.com/agathe.theveninviallet.3 - Céline Witschard : https://www.vision-positive.ch - CTEB : https://www.cteb.fr Handiexceller : https://handiexceller.com - Mathilde Lauret : : https://lauretmathilde.fr - Animeico : https://www.animeico.fr - Jean-Luc & Antoinette Pening : https://www.tandemcoach.com - Sonia DERORY : https://www.so-apostrophe.fr - Et toutes les autres personnes que j'oublie, avec qui j'ai interagi ;) Si vous avez aimez cet épisode, n'hésitez pas à commenter ou à laisser plein d'étoiles * * * * * Un petit partage serait apprécié

This week I have interviewed Robyn Steward, an autistic author, who has written one of my favourite puberty books ever “The Autism Friendly Guide to Periods”. What this podcast contains Discussed in this Episode: This week I interviewed Robyn Steward, an autistic author, who has written one of my favourite puberty books ever “The Autism Friendly Guide to Periods”. ✅ Ways to Support Critical Thinking ✅ The steps Robyn took to challenge herself: riding an e-bike to visit her parents in the countryside ✅ Why she sometimes repeats questions and what you can do to support ✅ Why learning to ask questions is an important skill ✅ How Robyn has found friends who support her taking on new challenges i.e. going to America Read more about this podcast in the show notes found via the link below https://suelarkey.com.au/robyn_steward_lived_experience/ Join the facebook group specifically for this podcast https://www.facebook.com/groups/suelarkeypodcastcommunity/ To learn more about teaching or understanding ASD, please visit my website below. https://elearning.suelarkey.com.au

In this podcast, Judith Gould and Robyn Steward discuss issues surrounding women with autism spectrum disorder, including current research on this topic, safety issues for women on the spectrum and the differences between men and women with autism. Judith Gould is a leading researcher in the field of autism and Robyn Steward is an author and advocate who has a diagnosis of autism. Here's the associated commentary Here's a transcript of the podcast First posted January 2014.

Robyn Steward interviews guest editors, Will Mandy and Meng-Chuan Lai about their special issue on women and girls on the autism spectrum. You can read the associated article here and read the special issue here First posted July 2017

Robyn Steward interviews Kabie Brook about the story behind and the reasons for the recent decision to update the Autism front cover imagery. You can read the associated article here. Recorded November 2017.

Robyn Steward discusses ‘The prevalence of autistic traits in a homeless population' with one of the authors Alasdair Churchyard (UCL). You can read the associated article here. Recorded December 2018.

Robyn Steward interviews Liz Pellicano and Damian Milton about participatory research methods and how they can shape the approaches and outcomes of research for the better. You can read the associated article here Posted December 2018.

"Definitely being aware and working out when your executive functioning is most impaired by your menstrual cycle is a really good thing to do. Then trying to schedule that particular week or two week period with less demands in it, you might find using more visuals too," says Robyn Steward. Robyn joins us to discuss her book The Autism Friendly Guide to Periods and how periods look and feel like and how to manage hygiene and pain. To be updated on the latest Autism Stories episode subscribe on your favorite podcast listening platform. If you could give us a positive rating and review on your favorite listening platform we would really appreciate that. If you want to reduce your overwhelm and help getting all the things you need ,then book a free zoom call now with Autism Personal Coach https://calendly.com/autimspersonalcoach/60min. If you are not comfortable with video then we can turn your video off for the call. If you would be interested in being interviewed on Autism Stories or would like to be a sponsor send an email to doug.blecher@autismpersonalcoach.com.

Robyn Steward interviews Dr Sarah Cassidy from The University of Nottingham about her study ‘‘People like me don't get support': Autistic adults' experiences of support and treatment for mental health difficulties, self-injury and suicidality'. You can read the associated article here. Recorded March 2019

Robyn Steward interviews Dora Raymaker and Christina Nicolaidis, co-founders of AASPIRE, to discuss their practice-based guidelines for the inclusion of autistic adults in research as co-researchers and study participants. You can read the associated article ("The AASPIRE practice-based guidelines for the inclusion of autistic adults in research as co-researchers and study participants") here First recorded June 2019

Robyn Steward interviews Brittany Hand on mental and physical health in older autistic adults. You can read the associated interview ("Prevalence of physical and mental health conditions in Medicare-enrolled, autistic older adults") here Recorded in March 2020.

Dr Rosa Hoektra & Dr Beth Tekola talk about autism and Ethiopia with Robyn Steward. You can read the associated article, "Adapting and pre-testing the World Health Organization's Caregiver Skills Training programme for autism and other developmental disorders in a very low-resource setting: Findings from Ethiopia" here Recorded March 2020.

Dr Rachel Moseley discusses their article on autism and the menopause with Robyn Steward. You can find the associated article ("‘When my autism broke': A qualitative study spotlighting autistic voices on menopause") here Recorded August 2020.

Dr. Andrew Colombo-Dougovito discusses his article on physical activity among autistic adults with Robyn Steward. You can find the associated article ("A grounded theory of adoption and maintenance of physical activity among autistic adults") here. Recorded December 2020.

Autistic psychologist Emily Lovegrove says that when her children left home, she "needed something else to obsess about". So she studied bullying to PHD level and now arms young people with strategies to cope if they are being targeted. Ignoring it, telling someone and fighting back are, she says, logical strategies for an emotional subject. Instead, Lovegrove suggests working on your self-esteem, learning grounding exercises, practising meditation and keeping a bunch of written down self-care options to hand. It's a tough subject but this is a joyful episode full of Robyn and Jamie's trademark humour and fascinating insight. Presented by Robyn Steward and Henry, Jamie Knight and Lion. Produced by Emma Tracey. Listen via your smart speaker by saying "Ask the BBC for 1800 Seconds on Autism" and subscribe on BBC Sounds. email stim@bbc.co.uk

The 1800 Seconds on Autism podcast is back by popular demand. Here’s the first episode, which is based on listener emails. Presenter Jamie's assistant Oli gets some appreciation, Jamie describes his game-changing new truck and we talk about paintball - a sport which allows you to REALLY focus: "Whilst you're out on the field playing, nobody is going to come and ask whether you want a sandwich." With Jamie Knight and Robyn Steward - with support plushies Lion and Henry the Bat always present. Featuring producer Emma Tracey and other regulars. Say to your smart speaker "Ask the BBC for Ouch" to get the latest show, and subscribe via BBC Sounds.

Welcome to series 3. We're back by popular demand. In this feedback episode Jamie's assistant Oli gets some appreciation, a super fan tells of her plans to become a paediatric nurse, Jamie describes his game-changing new truck and we talk about paintball - a sport which allows you to REALLY focus: "Whilst you're out on the field playing, nobody is going to come and ask whether you want a sandwich." There are seven more episodes to come in this series, but this time we're putting them out once a month. We used to record them throughout the year then publish them weekly, but now we can be with you throughout the pandemic and answer your emails in the very next episode. We love receiving your messages so keep them coming please to stim@bbc.co.uk. With Jamie Knight and Robyn Steward - with support plushies Lion and Henry the Bat always present. Featuring producer Emma Tracey and other regulars. Subscribe on BBC Sounds and say "Ask the BBC for 1800 Seconds on Autism" to your smart speaker

'Doing something about it'Rob Rosenthal, Bang on a Can, E.B. White, Daniel Kitson, Dr Keon West, Malcolm Gladwell, Oprah Winfrey, Hannah Gadsby, Dr Katy Greenland, Ella Wylde, David Byrne, Tinu Cornish, Robyn Steward, Jamie Knight, Peggy Lee, Dara McAnulty, Dr Doyin Atewologun, Carly Jones, Alan Gardner

'Doing something about it' Rob Rosenthal, Bang on a Can, E.B. White, Daniel Kitson, Dr Keon West, Malcolm Gladwell, Oprah Winfrey, Hannah Gadsby, Dr Katy Greenland, Ella Wylde, David Byrne, Tinu Cornish, Robyn Steward, Jamie Knight, Peggy Lee, Dara McAnulty, Dr Doyin Atewologun, Carly Jones, Alan Gardner

Discussed in this episode This week I have interviewed Robyn Steward, an autistic author, who has written one of my favourite puberty books ever “The Autism Friendly Guide to Periods”. Don’t stop reading if you have a son or teach a boy! They need to learn about Periods too. Read more about this podcast in the show notes found via the link below suelarkey.com.au/episode-72-puberty-and-periods-with-robyn-stewart Join the facebook group specifically for this podcast https://www.facebook.com/groups/suelarkeypodcastcommunity/ To learn more about teaching or understanding ASD please visit my website below. https://elearning.suelarkey.com.au

Robyn Steward and Jamie Knight, presenters of the podcast 1800 Seconds on Autism, join the Cabin Fever team to reveal what’s been going on in their lives during lockdown. From the pasta dish Jamie has eaten every day for five years no longer being available at the supermarket, through to Robyn’s solo trip to hospital, a notoriously noisy and discombobulating place. What do you do if you need a solid routine but everything has changed or stopped? Featuring Emma Tracey, and produced by Emma Tracey and Beth Rose. Subscribe to Ouch Cabin Fever on BBC Sounds, or say "ask the BBC for Ouch" to play the latest episode on your smart speaker.

Author, globetrotting lecturer and speaker, personal trainer and support worker, musician and diagnosed autistic woman. Yep, it's the woman in the picture in purple, kneeling with the horn and the hat. Robyn speaks and includes two of her musical pieces in my podcast.The start music is from her Andy Diaphragm produced sessions, PANIC ATTACKS.The last piece is from her solo ambient horn work, entitled MYSTIC WONDER.All Robyn's music is available online, as are her books and other works, from www.robynsteward.comLook up Robyn's website for her considerable, self made history.Opinons? HoxtonPaul@hotmail.co.uk and guerillaaspies@outlook.comSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/guerilla-aspies-autism-aspergers-syndrome-neurodiversity. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today’s chat is with autism advocate Robyn Steward. We learn about her journey as an autistic woman, and about the power of building understanding between the neurotypical and neurodivergent people. For anyone wanting to understand the world of autism better - this one is for you!

Today’s chat is with autism advocate Robyn Steward. We learn about her journey as an autistic woman, and about the power of building understanding between the neurotypical and neurodivergent people. For anyone wanting to understand the world of autism better - this one is for you!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robyn Steward interviews Dora Raymaker and Christina Nicolaidis, co-founders of AASPIRE, to discuss their practice-based guidelines for the inclusion of autistic adults in research as co-researchers and study participants.

On this episode my guests are three incredible Mom’s. We chat about our daughters and our journeys thus far, feminine hygiene and our hopes for their futures. Thank you so much - Rosa, Nancy and Vicki for sharing your stories with me. Mentioned in this episode: According to the CDC, In 2018, approximately 1 in 59 children is diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder. 1 in 37 boys, 1 in 151 girls. Book: The Autism Friendly guide to periods - Robyn Steward https://www.amazon.com/Autism-Friendly-Guide-Periods-Robyn-Steward/dp/1785923242/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?keywords=autism+period+book&qid=1559238785&s=gateway&sprefix=autism+period&sr=8-1 Checklist for toddlers mentioned: M-CHAT Come chat with Nancy at the next TACA Coffee Talk in San Diego: https://tacanow.org/local-chapters/west/california/san-diego/   __________________ sansthesugarcoat@gmail.com Sansthesugarcoat.com FB: @sansthesugarcoat IG: @sansthesugarcoat

Robyn Steward interviews Dr Sarah Cassidy from The University of Nottingham about her study ‘‘People like me don’t get support’: Autistic adults’ experiences of support and treatment for mental health difficulties, self-injury and suicidality’.  Posted March 2019. Read the associated article here

Robyn and Jamie are joined by TV's Alan Gardner aka The Autistic Gardener. Alan was initially diagnosed by an education specialist after taking his son to be tested for dyslexia. Though it was randomly sprung on him, the diagnosis was not a big surprise. At an early age, the pink-haired presenter found a love for gardening which, over time, turned into a love for garden design and a career. Alan says that contrary to the popular stereotype, he's not a typical autistic person because he doesn't fear change, he embraces it. And he likes loud noises too. with Robyn Steward, Jamie Knight and Lion. email stim@bbc.co.uk

Robyn Steward interviews Liz Pellicano and Damian Milton about participatory research methods and how they can shape the approaches and outcomes of research for the better.

Robyn Steward discusses ‘The prevalence of autistic traits in a homeless population’ with one of the authors Alasdair Churchyard (UCL).

Robyn Steward interviews Kabie Brook about the story behind and the reasons for the recent decision to update the Autism front cover imagery.

With stories of running away to Skegness aged 14 and the culture-clash of going from a council estate to Cambridge University, it’s fair to say Allan Hennessy stole the show this month. He’s that visually impaired Iraqi refugee whose recent BBC video went viral after he graduated with a first class law degree. Also in the studio is autistic trumpeter Robyn Steward who sparked a lively debate on the language of disability. And playwright Jackie Hagan recalls the weeks after her leg amputation when she had to use a food bank. She was forced to leave a trail of elderflower water and custard creams behind her because the parcel was too heavy to carry home while she was using her crutches. Jackie's play, Cosmic Scallies, about disability, poverty and friendship, is at the Edinburgh Fringe this summer. Presented by Kate Monaghan and Simon Minty.

Robyn Steward interviews guest editors, Will Mandy and Meng-Chuan Lai about their special issue on women and girls on the autism spectrum. Date of posting: July 2017

This is he playlist for the short clips I made for the art market which was an area at the 2016 beautiful octopus club night at the southbank centre in london, the Beautiful octopus club is run by Heart N Soul which is a learning disability arts organisation , they put together a night that is open to all but is safe and fun and as accessible as possible for people with learning disabilities, The podcast aim was to help people understand more about the artists and the work that they produce.

Robyn Steward learns about the artists showing work at the beautiful octopus club . The Beautiful octopus Club is a club night run by Heart N soul who are a learning disability arts organisation , The club happens once a year at the Southbank centre in London , The night has 6 stages and many different zones, one zone is the art market which showcases the artwork of a range of artists

Could environmental pollutants play a role? Why is autism sometimes thought of as simply extreme male behaviours? And since genetics are involved, could you diagnose newly born babies and start treating? We get to grips with this often misunderstood condition. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Could environmental pollutants play a role? Why is autism sometimes thought of as simply extreme male behaviours? And since genetics are involved, could you diagnose newly born babies and start treating? We get to grips with this often misunderstood condition. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Welcome to the Philosopher's Arms - a place where moral dilemmas, philosophical ideas and the real world meet for a chat and a drink. Each week Matthew Sweet takes a dilemma with real philosophical pedigree and sees how it matters in the everyday world. This week Matthew discovers that his adopted daughter is a robot. Should he treat her any differently from before? She's indistinguishable from a human so should she have the same status as a human? Philosopher Barry Smith, Autism mentor Robyn Steward; Artificial Intelligence creator Murray Shanahan and all join Matthew for a drink and a bit of advice. Each week in the Philosphers Arms Matthew is joined joined by a cast of philosophers and attendant experts to show how the dilemma's we face in real life connect us to some of the trickiest philosophical problems ever thought up. En route we'll learn about the thinking of such luminaries as Kant, Hume, Aristotle and Wittgenstein. All recorded in a pub in front of a live audience ready to tap their glasses and demand clarity and ask - what's this all got to do with me? So questions such as should the government put prozac in the water supply? And my daughter is a robot, how should I treat her? Lead us into dilemmas, problems and issues from the treatment of mental illness to the structure of financial markets, from animal rights to homosexuality. And they will challenge a few of the assumptions and intuitions about life that we carry round with us. Producer James Cook.