Autism, Empath and Trauma Overlap Part 1 of 2
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Autism, Empath and Trauma Overlap Part 1 of 2
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For many autistic women, these habits develop over years of navigating social expectations, particularly when their natural responses have been misunderstood.I explore why an interaction can appear to go beautifully while leaving you exhausted afterward.
If you’ve wondered why socializing takes so much preparation and recovery, or why you seem to become a slightly different person in different settings, this conversation offers a way to recognize those experiences as possible forms of autism masking.
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About Michele
Michele Paiva is an autistic woman, writer and Certified Autism Spectrum Disorder Clinical Specialist with three decades of professional experience.
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