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Monotropism and Double Empathy Problem videos by The Autistic Advocate, Kieran Rose

Ausomely Autistic

These videos are really brilliant, Kieran explains the theories in an accessible and practical way. I hope they are helpful for you to understand your autistic experience and also for parents or carers understand autistic neurology/the impact of social norms on their autistic children.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PEpGMQ4XXK6e9L18BN1SHzmf4HpgW7Qt/view?fbclid=IwAR3-MIU_ZNRqzpuFvVMy-9hGEtu4getCP_bM5PvaszR8vx4-nbbobNkWGmQ

https://drive.google.com/file/d/14nxBDjBLWm8rEUTiGDg0v7vjtpePUh62/view?fbclid=IwAR3seOaADy4yB3p6ywueEuyTOwA9p45ivCdb6w-RLju3HwIqSCtiexeyr6k

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  • Thank you for posting these. Very interesting.

    On the double empathy I thought of how if I don't want to do something regarding socialising by neurotypical I feel I am different by not having similar opinions to them. Would be good if we didn't feel different and our way could be seen as an equal way or even the norm.

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  • Thank you for posting these. Very interesting.

    On the double empathy I thought of how if I don't want to do something regarding socialising by neurotypical I feel I am different by not having similar opinions to them. Would be good if we didn't feel different and our way could be seen as an equal way or even the norm.

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