Solitude on the Spectrum - 141

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Many Left of Normal individuals prefer to be alone the majority of the time. There are some obvious reasons, and some others that we'll explore in this episode. While we wrap things up with the benefits of intentional solitude, the opposite is true too. If isolation and being alone comes easy, then shake things up with intentional socialization. Parents of autistic children, discover how to make room time an opportunity instead of a punishment.

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