![[42] S3, Ep11: Getting an autism diagnosis later in life, finding support and preparing for others’ reactions](https://squarepeg.community/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Wilma-Wake-1080x675.png)
by Amy Richards | 3 Jul, 2021 | Podcast episodes, Season 3
Wilma Wake was diagnosed autistic in her mid 60s. Now 74, she lives in Maine in the United States, where she is a licenced clinical social worker and retired ordained minister. Despite working with autistic people, she never thought she might be autistic herself until...
![[37] S3, Ep6: Synaesthesia, autism research and navigating employment](https://squarepeg.community/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Victoria-Evans-1080x675.png)
by Amy Richards | 29 May, 2021 | Podcast episodes, Season 3
Victoria Evans is a linguist and liberal politician from London. She received her autism diagnosis shortly after graduating university and now regularly takes part in autism and synaesthesia research studies. She believes that diversity of thought brings both social...
![[10] S1, Ep10: Childhood misdiagnosis and autism and ADHD](https://squarepeg.community/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Sarah-Boon-1080x675.png)
by Amy Richards | 21 Nov, 2020 | Podcast episodes, Season 1
Sarah Boon was diagnosed autistic last year, at the age of 24, and was diagnosed with ADHD this year. She initially self diagnosed, after assessments during her childhood failed to diagnose her. She lives in Surrey in the UK, is a former TEFL teacher, and has recently...
![[3] S1, Ep3: Creating opportunities from your special interests](https://squarepeg.community/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Madge-Woollard-1080x675.png)
by Amy Richards | 7 Oct, 2020 | Podcast episodes, Season 1
Madge Woollard is a musician and teacher from Sheffield in the UK. A Cambridge graduate, she has run her own piano teaching business for the last 25 years, teaching privately and in schools. She was diagnosed autistic at the age of 44, and has since gone on to win an...
