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I’m currently diagnosed with Bp2 and adhd (inattentive) but my daughter feels like I’m autistic as well (she is very high functioning autistic). I see so many aspect of myself here (and my brother and father) but I’ve always been really high functioning with very good interpersonal communication skills… which I don’t think fits?? I really really resonate with the build and meltdown cycle and when I’m ‘hypomanic’ I cry every day and go through rapid emotional cycles. I really don’t know whether my diagnosis is complete or whether it matters. It’s very frustrating and exhausting. 😞

Doby you ferl he on the same wavelengths as us petsonally i did ❤

Tony said to share his videos so i shared eith all family who present need the support with tony attwood help x ❤

Bless tony is hero I agree

That little girl is me😊❤

Hi chloe!

This is fantastic. I learned so much. Thank you for doing this video. You are my hero!

How much a slant board should be inclined from the table surface?4 inches or less or more?which is best position for hands, arms and eyesight.my daughter has mayopia

I just love him so much ❤️ the amazing professor Tony 🌟

only nazis are obsessed by intelligence. game over atwood

Fascinated by the insight he is giving us , late diagnosis, brings greater understanding of simply being me , yet equally how to become more insightful for self , and others around me ❤

Professor Tony Attwood has an excellent appreciation for the ASD experience, and the challenges it can bring. Physically, life has raised countless physical discomforts, so it can seem like life is simply addressing or chasing down issues. Dr Artwood brings a new kind of awareness, which I think will be a gift for so many. Its a pleasure to find this content available in the public domain

Thanks ❤

Does this work?

Wouldn’t be surprised if Tony Attwood is autistic, himself.

I'm a doctor!!?😮wow, my husband is aspenger, and my 3 boys are aspenger, and yes, I do have intuition 😅 thank you for my honored PhD❤❤❤❤

Thanks for this . I'm 75 and autistic, as is my so and his son, and we are all epileptics. But I really wish I''d been autistic diagnosed as a child. My mother used to say I was the most courageous person she knew, but I never understood. For me, if you're not surging, you might as well be dead.

its a girl lying on the sensory swing not a boy mate.

Adults are autistic too, we were autistic kids. We still exist when we pass 17 😏 - next, .. is the fact that many times I have shut down from being in conversation with people and had absolutely zero anxiety; it was just an overwhelm from audio and social processing which as you would know is a lot harder for us since we take in so much other stuff around us and have other thoughts going on all the time.. like seeing things that aren’t aligning and being bothered by it not being patterned perfectly!

Tony, you are a God send!! I would like to suggest this should also apply to self diagnosed autistic adults who have taken all of the online tests there are, studied all the info they could find, and lived a life of bullying, being ostracized, and been unemployed and underemployed because interviewers ask questions that don't mean what the words say, and other weird things. My parents don't and won't understand what autism is, and I had an extremely hard journey getting a formal diagnosis, but I'm so glad I did! It's given me answers and permission to be me. I recently discovered you, and learned a lot. I don't know if you see any of my comments on videos, but THANK YOU again for all you do for us!

I’m crying I just… so much in my life makes so much more sense now. I had epilepsy as a child starting at 2 years old, then grew out of it as i got older. As an adult in my 30s I’m just now recognizing all the signs of autism I’ve had since i was a child, now that we have so much more information. It feels… so unfair… and I don’t know how to find help or resources. And I feel like even if i tried, i’ve been so “high functioning” all my life… how would anyone believe me?

So I am 47 years old. Do I have an honorary degree in myself?

Does he realize HE'S a hero? That's how I see him. I love his videos. They're so comforting after over 50 years with no support.

Glad to have found this video! Thank you!

This video has been immensely helpful for me to understand my fourteen year old undergoing a terrible time with acute anxiety attacks with aggression and rage which I am sure now are perhaps subclinical seizures that couldn't be traced in his recent EEGs even a month ago. I am a physician from India and a dance & movement therapist working with adults and children with Autism for last eight years. I had attended your training in New Delhi in 2016 and had been immensely benefitted. Your videos with explanations are really helpful. My research area as a Medical physiologist is also Neurophysiology of Autism.

I appreciate this man so much

This man is very helpful and i understand myself so much better because of him. But that shirt and chair is very distracting.

Dear Dr. Atwood. Thank you for your great work. Despite being a woman and none diagnosed, I believe I may be somewhere on the spectrum. My meltdowns have been described as childish temper tantrums and I'm constantly being put down by family and neurotypical men who enjoy mocking me. I have been lonely and suicidal for much of my life. When I tell the idiots that how they are behaving is hurting me, they don't care. I feel really angry with them. So many years, I've been a loner with NOONE to connect to. I've been told that I'm weak because I'm so sensitive and bullies always get away with it. It's like a nightmare. I joined a group of neurodivergents and it was such a relief. We put on loads of conferences to TRY to raise awareness and understanding in the neurotypical community. I see NO improvement in society. It's WORSE

Autism. Is. A. Genetic. Disease

Epilepsy is really the worst thing I got!

The constant “mmmmm” by the interviewer(?) is pushing my sensory button.

For those of us with impaired hearing, a lapel microphone would be much appreciated.

Muh kidz

Yes, It is SO painful which is why I constantly look for alone time.

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Thank You.

I thanked my lucky stars when I stumbled on this gentleman explaining autism in females. Still need to listen to him regularly to believe it to be true.

please do not call me a sensory super hero, its pretty cringe

He's my new favorite psy ever

Magnificent

The first statement you said is so true. I wish I could understand what my son is going through but it is so hard for me to understand how difficult it really is.

Considering this material is for people with sensory issues, it would be great if you could ditch the loud music. You can't even hear him. Music just gets in the way of focusing on what he is saying. And when you have other text on the screen, just put the text up solid until people have a chance to read it, then remove it. Do not play with fancy letters or colors or fonts, no flashing in case an epileptic is triggered by strobe lights, and don't have the text drift on and off the screen is strange ways. Just stable, solid text, let us read it and remove it. Thank you

More people have to watch this!

That was really interesting as my Aspie son was diagnosed with petit mal seizures when a child. I didn't know that I'm on the spectrum too until a few years ago but I did wonder about having had the petit mal due to having the same symptoms when young. A pity that I didn't realise I was also aspie, but I had absolutely no sense of self-awareness, and it was a long time before much was known about the condition and/or the amount of information was available either.

I thought he was Sting!!

I have Asperger's AD HD OCD realy bad anxiety and depression, I dont have a job, and no friends, not much family

Could heat be a sensory sensitivity ?

The ambient volume level is set so low I can't hear what he is saying..... Never mind.

It's so great to listen to him. ✨

Great video, but I had big difficulties reading the text, because of all the changes in colour and light. I am an autist myself. Why not just write the text normally?