Tim Goldstein Talks With Karen Simmons About Her Involvement In Autism Awareness Since 1972 Episode 1
Here is the bio Karen sent me. Having known her for a number of years I can assure you it is very modest compared to the contributions she has made and the people she has helped. In our chat we cover some of the other things Karen has done which are not reflected in the below bio.In 1998, Karen S...
Tim Goldstein Talks With Karen Simmons About Her Involvement In Autism Awareness Since 1972 Episode 2
Here is the bio Karen sent me. Having known her for a number of years I can assure you it is very modest compared to the contributions she has made and the people she has helped. In our chat we cover some of the other things Karen has done which are not reflected in the below bio.In 1998, Karen S...
Episode 12: Interview with Bryden
In this episode, we had the privilege of interviewing fellow neurodivergent OT, Bryden Carlson-Giving. We explore the past, present, and future directions of Occupational Therapy in the world of neurodiversity. The bio below was provided by Bryden Carlson-Giving.
"Bio: Bryden Carlson-Giving is a...
Episode 29: Dave Thompson
Welcome to episode #29 We’re thrilled to be joined by Dave Thompson today.
Dave Thompson is a self-advocate with ADHD, Dyslexia, and Sensory Processing Disorder. He has worked as an innovator, consultant, trainer, and strategist within the Neurodiversity Employment space since 2010. Welcome to th...
Unique Twist, Ed Thompson of Uptimize.com is the Host and I, Tim Goldstein is the Guest!
Ed Thompson from Uptimize.com and I go back to the early days when the few involved were focused on Autism at Work. This episode is a unique twist in that Ed is the host and I am the guest! This came about because Ed had me as a guest on the Uptimize fireside chat webinar series. The content came...
Tim Goldstein's Chapter from "Inclusion and Autism Neurodiverse Autistic First-Person Accounts"
Have my first academic book finally being released. Co-Edited & authored with Santoshi Halder of the University of Calcutta & Dave Caudel of Vanderbilt University's Frist Center of Autism and Innovation. Been a long process that we started pre-COVID with the pandemic causing multiple delays. The ...
Tim Goldstein and Sol Smith Have a Great Conversation Over Autism & Neurodiversity
I think I am very lucky to have been connected to Sol Smith. He is a professor, author, neurodistinct self-advocate, neurodiversity consultant, with multiple advanced degrees. At the same time he is down to earth and a great conversationalist that is easy to talk with and listen to.
His newest bo...
Advocating for Autism: Autism Disability and Employment
Recorded live on May 18, 2022. In conversation with leaders in the autism inclusion space, autistic individuals Tim Goldstein, Global Cloud Trainer, Google andElisabeth Wiklander, Cellist, London Philharmonic Orchestraand diversity advocates Hardeep Rai, Group CEO & Founder, Kaleidoscope Group/Ka...
Tim Goldstein and Wayne Connell | Intro to the Neuro Invisible | Brain IDEAS | Invisible Disabilities Association
This episode of Brain IDEAS provides an intro to the Neuro Invisible, with expert Tim Goldstein and IDA Founder, Wayne Connell as the host. Tim shares his personal journey of being diagnosed with autism at age 54 and his involvement in the neuro invisible movement. The discussion explores the co...
Finding Your Neurodistinct Voice
“Our brains process the sounds for emotion before we process the words for understanding.”In this episode, Heather and Steve sit down with Google technologist and autistic advocate Tim Goldstein, whose late-in-life diagnosis rewired how he sees communication, work, and autism itself. Tim shares h...
