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Recognising Autistic Traits in Others - A Practical Guide To What Autism Is And What It Isn’t

Recognising Autistic Traits in Others - A Practical Guide To What Autism Is And What It Isn’t

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In this Autism Infocast, we explore the fascinating concept of neurodiversity, where brains simply work in different ways. You'll learn about common traits associated with autism, focusing not on diagnosis, but on fostering greater empathy and understanding in your everyday encounters. We cover unique approaches to communication, like direct speech or varied non-verbal cues. We also discuss patterns in behaviour, such as a strong need for routine or intense interests, and different reactions to sensory input. We'll give you insights into why many conditions can appear similar, helping you avoid assumptions. We'll help you to shift your perspective, encouraging patience and kindness, creating a more inclusive world.

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