

6 Obscure Signs Of Autism That Psychiatrists Secretly Look For | Dr Amber Sadiq
What if the things you've criticised yourself for your entire life... weren't flaws at all? What if struggling to make simple decisions, feeling overwhelmed by change, or caring so deeply about fairness weren't personality quirks, but signs your brain has been working differently all along? Today I'm joined by Dr…

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“*Key Points to Remember After You Watch The Video. (Thank Me Later):* 1. Autistic people often find making decisions very hard because their brains process every little detail deeply (01:54). 2. Predictability and knowing exactly what will…”
“To be fair, my choice of socks will affect me all day, so it really is an important decision!”
“I wear the same (clean) clothes for years and eat the same foods, listen to the same audio books.. Im 75 and been hiding all my ‘quirks’ for 75 years and just done the RADDS-R test online and I’ve discovered I’m Autistic Im not going to hid…”
“I wonder if before the Industrial Age/ model age was somehow easier for the autistic mind? Back before cars and huge industrial workshops you got to work at home or near home, things were slower and you would not have been bombarded by worl…”
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