Titlebook: Experiences of Adults Following an Autism Diagnosis; Kristien Hens,Raymond Langenberg Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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The (In)ability to Self-Reflect,awareness of their own limitations and how they consciously deal with this. This chapter also addresses the question of language and means of expressing oneself and how current reality—also of psychologists and psychiatrists—is dominated by conventional truths on communication.

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To Challenge or to Accept,isorder which, according to certain interpretations, is a life sentence? The distinction that originates in formulating and discovering ‘being different’ is therefore of vital importance, more than ‘being autist’.

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Book 2018negativity..Illuminating a range of testimonies that have previously been kept in the shadows, this book will not only appeal to students and scholars of autism in adults, but also to practitioners as well as adults who have been diagnosed with autism..

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life.Based on several in depth case studies of adults diagnThis book explores adult experiences of autism diagnosis. Focusing on the experiences of 21 interviewees, the structure of the book mirrors the seven stages undergone upon diagnosis, and raises important questions about modern society and t

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Sozialwissenschaftliche Studien autism diagnosis (ADHD, NLD, MCDD, borderline, depression, etc.). This chapter also adds some critical notes to the current approach of autism and diagnosing adults. Some respondents ask themselves how an institute specialised in autism can be objective when diagnosing autism.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-12210-5m certain tasks you consider yourself perfectly fit to perform. This chapter also deals with how society sometimes tends to patronise people with a diagnosis, while this is certainly not what they ask for.