019 孤独症接纳月,不要再把行为描述为问题 Things you need to know in this Autism Awareness Month残言片语Disabled Talks

019 孤独症接纳月,不要再把行为描述为问题 Things you need to know in this Autism Awareness Month

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【聊了什么 The What】

四月是孤独症接纳月,从提升意识到真正接纳,我们还要走多少弯路?本期节目,主播八如邀请到Jayne与5岁半神经多样性男孩"小熊"的妈妈Anqi,围绕孤独症谱系展开了一场真实而温柔的对话。当我们说一个孩子"有问题"时,我们到底是在描述他,还是在描述我们无法理解他的方式?重复动作、情绪崩溃、社交困难、对环境过度敏感……它们不一定是"问题行为",而可能是孩子在用自己的方式调节世界、表达压力,甚至求救。对神经多样性保持包容,不只是为了这些孩子,更是在帮我们每一个人,与那个从未被好好对待过的内心小孩重新和解。孤独症谱系广阔而多元,本期嘉宾们的经历与视角只是其中一隅,无法代表所有人的生命体验,但在残言片语,每一个故事,都值得被认真倾听。

April is National Autism Acceptance Month. From raising awareness to genuine acceptance, how many detours still lie ahead? In this episode, host Baru sits down with Jayne and Anqi—mother of Xiǎo Xióng, a 5-and-a-half-year-old neurodivergent boy—for a candid, tender conversation about the autism spectrum. When we say a child "has a problem," are we really describing them, or are we describing our own inability to understand them? Repetitive movements, emotional meltdowns, social difficulties, sensory overwhelm—these aren't necessarily "problem behaviors." They may be a child's own way of regulating their world, expressing stress, or even reaching out for help.Holding space for neurodiversity isn't just for these children. It helps each of us make peace with the inner child who was never quite met with the care they needed. The autism spectrum is vast and varied. The experiences and perspectives our guests share are only one small corner of it, and can't speak for every life lived on the spectrum. But in these fragments of conversation, every story deserves to be heard with care.

【时间轴 The When】

  • 00:00:00 开场介绍

  • 00:01:23 什么是孤独症谱系?

  • 00:01:57 安琪的"发现时刻"①:睡眠挑战

  • 00:06:41 安琪的"发现时刻"②:旅行中的感官世界

  • 00:10:27 作为成年ASD女性的成长经历

  • 00:17:16 为什么选择不给小熊确诊?

  • 00:25:28 社交与语言:来有往的对话很难

  • 00:42:24 大众刻板印象 vs. 真实谱系

  • 00:49:36 作为家长,我希望获得什么支持?

  • 01:05:12 对非神经多样性人士说的话

  • 00:00:00 Intro & Guest Introductions

  • 00:01:23 What Is Autism Spectrum Disorder

  • 00:01:57 Moment of Recognition ①: Sleep Struggles

  • 00:06:41 Moment of Recognition ②: Sensory Sensitivities While Traveling

  • 00:10:27 Growing Up Undiagnosed as an Autistic Woman

  • 00:17:16 Why No Formal Diagnosis for Xiǎo Xióng?

  • 00:25:28 Social & Language Challenges: The Art of Back-and-Forth

  • 00:42:24 Stereotypes vs. the Real Spectrum

  • 00:49:36 What Support Do Neurodivergent Families Need?

  • 01:05:12 A Message to Neurotypical People

【我们是谁 Who We Are】

残言片语是一档用残障视角看主流问题的中文播客。残障是人类无法逃避的脆弱性问题,我们致力于在日常生活和社会热点中搜寻被忽视的残障视角,期待和观众一起挑战刻板印象,打击健全中心主义(Ableism),从而真诚地感知、理解、创造自己与世界。

“Disabled Talks” is a Chinese podcast that explores mainstream issues through a disability lens, recognizing disability as an unavoidable aspect of human vulnerability often overlooked in mainstream discussions. Our mission is to uncover overlooked disability perspectives in everyday life and current events, challenge stereotypes, combat ableism alongside our audience, and foster genuine ways to perceive, understand, and shape ourselves and the world. Join us in reimagining societal narratives through the vital prism of disability experience.

  • 八如:INFJ听人,艺术家兼美国聋校教师。

  • Jayne:与前庭型偏头痛和单侧听损生活共存二十年,工程师/life coach/女性主义社群主理人。

  • Anqi: 五岁神经多元男孩的妈妈。

  • Baru: Hearing artist, Teacher of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, INFJ personality.

  • Jayne: Co-existing vestibular migraine and unilateral hearing loss for twenty years; engineer, life coach, and founder of a feminist community.

  • Anqi: Mother of a five year old neuron divergent child.

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展开Show Notes
4ranc1s
4ranc1s
2026.4.29
非常喜欢这一期!作为能很大程度上“伪装满足社会标准”的neurodiv,成长过程中我只能暗暗怀疑自己何以是另类的甚至失败的。虽然后来学习了更多知识慢慢摸索到了自己只是不同而非不对,但听到妈妈说小熊会蹲在地上过载被接纳时我会觉得真好呀,让我想起我在成年很久后也会突然在人潮里蹲下,却不敢再“过分”发出声音,感觉就像小熊替安静的我我发出声音了一样,谢谢小熊更谢谢妈妈,还有主播和嘉宾!希望这个系统能更加supportive&considerate。
Ning_柠
Ning_柠
5天前
1:02:34 这段太美妙了,好棒的家长
对神经多样性的理解,或者更广义的来说对障碍的理解,必须从病理学范式转向社会范式了。
Disability is a situation.
请问是哪个公众号呢!没有搜到青山诶T^T。
八如
:
你好橙子地,可以搜索”青衫Neuro”试试看!
回到橙子地:好的谢谢!
Mchelle
Mchelle
2026.4.29
作为看病做ppt的小团体一员,认真听完了。也转给了身边有A娃的同事。真心希望有类似经历的大朋友小朋友都能得到更多的支持和理解。当大家都不知道神经多样性的概念时,又谈何理解呢?可是要让每日沉浸在生活琐碎和碎片化娱乐信息里的大家,去了解或者在乎一个新的知识点,也好难。所以最终还得是Janye说的我们需要更多“善意的托举”吧。听她聊的这些话让我从简单的“小时候玩在一起真开心”变成了“哇能认识这样一个了不起的朋友人真自豪”。 谢谢在为传播理解传播善意的各位做出的努力!
仁慈老师好!我是播客节提问的那个想申请残障研究博士项目的观(听)众,问了工作人员乃至关雅荻老师他们都说没有你的联系方式,冒昧在你的公众号和微博留言了,期盼你的回复🥹
仁慈
:
hello!!你的邮箱给我我给你发
仁慈
:
我已经给你发邮件啦
lkvi
lkvi
19小时前
1:12:30 之前看过ASD相关的绘本
04:26 这个老师有严重问题啊。体罚啊。更不要说奖惩午睡这种规训极度不合理。
咦👀