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The Adult Autism: A Spectrum of Uniqueness podcast series is hosted by Christopher Quarto - a licensed psychologist who specializes in evaluating adults for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) (https://chrisquarto.com).
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Episode 48 - Why Do I Feel Different? (opens the original)
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Have you spent much of your life feeling different from other people without really understanding why? If so, this episode of the Adult Autism: A Spectrum of Uniqueness podcast is for you! Dr. Quarto explores how the experience of feeling different can develop from childhood through adulthood, how masking can become one way of adapting, and how discovering you’re autistic can help you look at yourself and your past through a different lens. Most importantly, he discusses how understanding your d
Episode 47 - Can You Tell If Someone Is Autistic Just By Looking at Them? | Autism Myth Courtroom #5 (opens the original)
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Can you really tell if someone is autistic just by looking at them? In this final Autism Myth Courtroom episode, Dr. Christopher Quarto puts one last myth on trial. Discover why autism doesn't have a single "look," how masking can hide autistic traits for years, and why curiosity is a better guide than assumptions. The Adult Autism: A Spectrum of Uniqueness podcast series is hosted by Christopher Quarto - a licensed psychologist who evaluates adults for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) (https://ch
Episode 46 - Do Autistic People Really Want to Be Alone? | Autism Myth Courtroom #4 (opens the original)
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Do autistic people really prefer to be alone, or is that another common misconception about autism? Join psychologist Christopher Quarto for the fourth episode of the Autism Myth Courtroom series on the Adult Autism: A Spectrum of Uniqueness podcast. Dr. Quarto explores why many autistic adults spend more time in solitude, examines the important difference between choosing to be alone and needing time to recover, and explains why observing someone's behavior doesn't necessarily reveal their moti
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