Do You Still Like Us
Season 1
Special Interest - ADHD and Overwhelm
Special Interests
Autism v Autism
What Are The Benefits?
ADHD with Kelly Fastuca
NDIS Cuts
Wife Guy Edition
Social Media and the Spectrum
CPTSD with Chelsea Bell
by Aubrey Andrews & Damian Gibson
On this episode, Damian talks about taking your time with relationships as an Autistic person, and AJ's special interest is ADHD and Overwhelm.
This week Damian and AJ talk special interests and much more.
This time around, AJ and Damian chat about using ASD against itself to survive in the world. Tatu, Zoran Mamdani, The Bee Gees and much, much more.
In this lively episode, Damian and AJ explore a wide range of topics including TV shows, LA versus Perth, politics (of course), AI, and a whole bunch of side quests. All delivered with humour and insight (from AJ) they reflect on cultural observations, societal issues, and personal stories, making for an engaging and thought-provoking listen about living on the spectrum.
Comedian and Podcaster Kelly Fastuca joins AJ and Damian to talk about ADHD.
In this episode, Damian and AJ discuss the Labor Government's cut to the National Disability Insurance Scheme.
This week, AJ and guest host Chelsea Bell (subbing in for Damo, who is out with Bronchitis) chat all things spectrum, like being a wife guy and not being afraid of community, plus so much more.
On this episode, AJ and Damian chat about how social media can help build community for people on the spectrum and also how it can affect mental health for ASD and ADHD peeps. Damian makes a confession, and AJ talks about routine. You can email us doyoustilllikeuspod@gmail.com
On this episode, AJ and Damian welcome Chelsea Bell into the studio to chat about Childhood Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and its crossover symptoms with Autism. Conflict and conflict resolution in a neurodivergent relationship. The positive effects of anti-anxiety medication and lots more. You can email us doyoustilllikeuspodcast@gmail.com
This week, AJ and Damian talk about two of their special interests, sport and Dungeons and Dragons. They look at how rules-based pastimes can help an Autistic/ADHD mind. There is also some chat about Muppets.