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  • I see. For me it's sensory. I would try to tolerate it in the past and get overwhelmed and shutdown. I do the bare minimum at the moment but I do volunteer twice a week and that gives me enough contact to stop the loneliness being unbearable.

    I'm working through a book of DBT skills for neurodivergent people at the moment because I'm terrified of getting to a bad place again. I wonder if that would help you - it's about identifying your autistic profile and strengths and how it impacts your life, then building skills to manage using mindfulness, distress tolerance and emotional regulation. How do you find therapy? Does your therapist come up with strategies you can try? I've read on here previously that people have worked through this book with their therapist. 

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