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The Autistic Brain Explained: Why It Works Differently? (PodClips)
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From Episode #58: The Rise In Adult ADHD (Autism & ADHD)
In this clip from The Breaking Point Podcast UK, Alistair and I explore the key differences between neurotypical and autistic brains, breaking down how autistic people experience the world compared to neurotypical individuals. Understanding these differences helps foster autism awareness and supports the neurodiversity movement. Whether you're curious about autism spectrum disorder (ASD), how the autistic brain works, or simply want to learn more about neurodivergence, this video will provide valuable insights. Discover how autistic individuals often have heightened sensory sensitivities, differences in social cues, and unique ways of thinking and processing information. We’ll also touch on how neurotypical brains typically function and what makes the autistic brain unique in terms of cognitive processing and behavioural traits. This is essential for anyone interested in understanding autism and supporting autism acceptance. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share if you're passionate about spreading autism awareness and embracing neurodiversity!
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