#69 - Pete Wharmby on How Schools Can Help Our Autistic School Children Thrive
Pete Wharmby is a neurodiversity advocate, autistic adult, and former English teacher in the UK. He brings a perspective that's genuinely rare in this space: he's been on both sides of the classroom, as a student who masked his way through school while quietly drowning in anxiety, and as a teacher …
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In this episode of The Autism Mums Podcast, we're joined by autistic author, speaker and former teacher Pete Wharmby. We first saw Pete speak at the SEND protest in London, and we knew straight away we wanted him on the show.
Pete's latest book, Different Minds: How We Can Help Our Autistic School …
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Keivan shares how raising an autistic son changed the way he understood ability, suppo…
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