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Breaking the Stigma of Autism

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In this episode of the Overthinking Understanding Podcast, host Viktoriya Moore speaks with Sam Mitchell, the creator of the podcast Autism Rocks and Rolls. They discuss the stigma surrounding autism, the importance of structure in daily life, and the challenges faced by individuals on the spectrum. Sam shares his personal experiences with autism, the need for better resources for adults, and the impact of media representations of autism. The conversation also touches on the journey of writing a children's book about autism and the sensory issues that can lead to meltdowns. In this engaging conversation, Sam shares his experiences with autism, including the challenges of bullying, the importance of support systems in college, and the unique strengths that come with being on the spectrum. He discusses his podcast, 'Autism Rocks and Rolls,' and how he aims to raise awareness and educate others about autism. The conversation also touches on the significance of kindness, acceptance, and the need for better understanding in workplaces and social settings.
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In this episode of the Overthinking Understanding Podcast, host Viktoriya Moore speaks with Sam Mitchell, the creator of the podcast Autism Rocks and Rolls. They discuss the stigma surrounding autism, the importance of structure in daily life, and the challenges faced by individuals on the spectrum. Sam shares his personal experiences with autism, the need for better resources for adults, and the impact of media representations of autism. The conversation also touches on the journey of writing a children's book about autism and the sensory issues that can lead to meltdowns. In this engaging conversation, Sam shares his experiences with autism, including the challenges of bullying, the importance of support systems in college, and the unique strengths that come with being on the spectrum. He discusses his podcast, 'Autism Rocks and Rolls,' and how he aims to raise awareness and educate others about autism. The conversation also touches on the significance of kindness, acceptance, and the need for better understanding in workplaces and social settings.
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💜Be genuine to yourself and kind to others. 💜
Mindset is more important than motivation.

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