Show Notes
Discover what’s possible when you mix your own batter.
Why are so many autistic females late-diagnosed?
If you’ve ever asked this question yourself, listen to Olivia Hops, a late-diagnosed Autistic Self-Advocate and YouTuber from California, explain some of the possible reasons.
Among other things, we discuss:
- Olivia’s journey of being diagnosed with autism at age 24
- The underdiagnosis of females on the spectrum
- Some ways in which Olivia masked while growing up
- How autism affects her daily life
- Building a business as an autistic adult
To learn more about Olivia Hops and her work, please visit https://oliviahops.org/.
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This episode is part one of our conversation with Olivia Hops, which was originally released on March 3, 2022.
Olivia is the owner of Unbaked Bar, an online edible cookie dough shop, and her mission is to help autistic adults become successful business owners. She also uses her YouTube channel to spread awareness of how autism presents differently for females.
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