Episode #22: Needles, teeth cleanings, & haircuts, oh my!



In this very special podcast episode, I interview Jonathan Chase (Autistic Advocate, writer, presenter, and consultant) about his experiences with medical and dental appointments. He shares his experiences and some excellent ideas with the audience. The intense sensory experience is and has been overwhelming to say the least.

 You can find more about Jonathan Chase at his website: jonathanchase.net

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