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EPISODE · May 3, 2026

When an autistic person and a non-autistic person clash, is it a social deficit or a mutual misunderstanding?

from Living on the Spectrum · host Living on the Spectrum

What if social struggles in autism are actually a mutual misunderstanding rather than an individual's deficit? - Double Empathy: Shifting the focus from personal deficits to communication gaps. - Assembloids: Modeling serotonin signaling in lab-grown brain tissue. - Strategic parenting for sensory-driven picky eating and teen defiance. - Managing executive function "freeze" during unscheduled weekends. Learn why 15 minutes of "positive time" can dismantle a cycle of conflict faster than traditional discipline.

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