
Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder: Early Signs, Myths & Mental Health with Dr. Myah Gittelson
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What does it really mean to live with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)? Dr. Myah Gittelson, a clinical psychologist specializing in child development, joins We’re Out of Time to break down the complexities of autism and the many ways it can present. She joins host Richard Taite and special guest cohost Dr. Ken Spielvogel to shed light on early signs of ASD, common misconceptions, and how understanding autism as a spectrum can change the way we approach diagnosis, treatment, and acceptance.
This episode dives into the psychology behind autism, the anxiety many families face when seeking a diagnosis, and how we can create a world that embraces neurodiversity instead of fearing it. Whether you’re a parent, educator, or simply curious about mental health, this conversation offers powerful insights you won’t want to miss.
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