dr stephen shore a professor at adult fire university which is an researcher lecturer diagnosed with a.s.d. himself welcome it's really great to have you on our show today so let's start from the big thing out what is it is it a neurological disorder or is it a psychological thing oh autism is a neurological difference i look at or to some nonstandard where perceiving processing the environment. and doing so it causes differences in communication social interaction sensory issues and. it also results of us having a widely varying skill set which means the things that we're good we can be extremely good and the things that challenge us can be extremely challenging. i just want to go to the origin so where it comes from oxygen is the second most prevalent near a developmental disorder among children today about one in sixty eight children has been identified with a.s.d. in the united states why is it growing so fast why is it always has it always been there but we just didn't know about it before even just a generation ago we see a sharp increase in the prevalence of autism from one an

dr stephen shore a professor at adult by university ouch isn't researcher lecturer diagnosed with a state himself welcome it's really great to have you on our show today so let's start from the big thing out what is it is it a new or a logical disorder or is it a psychological thing oh autism is a neurological difference i look at autism as a nonstandard way of perceiving and processing the environment. and doing so it causes differences in communication social interaction sensory issues and. it also results of us having a widely varying skill set which means the things that we're good we can be extremely good and the things that challenge us can be extremely challenging. i just want to go to the origin so where it comes from oxygen is the second most prevalent new or developmental disorder among children today about one hundred sixty eight children has been identified with a.s.d. in the united states why is it growing so fast why is it always has it always been there but we just didn't know about it before even just a generation ago we see a sharp increase in the prevalence of autism fro

they need people with autism dr stephen shore as my guest today. the number of children affected by autism is on the rise but the condition remains hard to define while many think it's an illness that people who have a which isn't don't consider themselves sick what does it mean to be so different. people really disadvantaged can they be integrated into society and can society benefit from their innate talent. dr stephen shore professor at adult fire university out isn't researcher lecturer diagnosed with a stay himself welcome it's really great to have you on our show today so let's start from the big thing out what is it is it a new or a logical disorder or is it a psychological thing oh autism is a neurological difference i look at autism as a nonstandard way of perceiving and processing the environment and in doing so it causes differences in communication social interaction sensory issues and. it also results of us having widely varying skills which means the things that we're good we can be extremely good and the things that challenge us can

dr stephen shore a professor at university outages and research your lecturer diagnosed with a stay himself welcome it's really great to have you on our show today so let's start from the big thing out what is it is it a new or a logical disorder or is it a psychological thing oh autism is a neurological difference i look at autism as a nonstandard way of perceiving and processing the environment. and doing so it causes differences in communication social interaction sensory issues and. it also results of us having a widely varying skill set which means the things that we're good we can be extremely good and the things that challenge us can be extremely challenging. i just want to go to the origin so where it comes from oxygen is the second most prevalent new or developmental disorder among children today about one hundred sixty eight children has been identified with a.s.d. in the united states why is it growing so fast why is it always has it always been there but we just didn't know about it before even just a generation ago we see a sharp increase in the prevalence of autism from one an

dr stephen shore professor at adult fire university out is an researcher lecturer diagnosed with a stay himself welcome it's really great to have you on our show today so let's start from the big thing out isn't what is it is it a new or a logical disorder or is it a psychological thing or doesn't is a neurological difference i look at autism as a nonstandard way of perceiving and processing the environment and doing so it causes differences in communication social interaction sensory issues and. it also results of us having widely varying skills which means the things that we're good we can be extremely good and the things that challenge us can be extremely challenging. i just want to go to the origin so where it comes from out to them is the second most prevalent developmental disorder among children today about one in sixty eight children has been identified with a.s.d. in the united states why is it growing so fast why is it always has it always been there but we just didn't know about it before. even just a generation ago we see a sharp increase in the prevalence of autism from one

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but if done wrong now he's a professor teaching others about the needs of people with autism dr stephen shore is my guest today. the number of children affected by autism is on the rise but the condition remains hard to define while many think it's an illness people who have autism don't consider themselves sick what does it mean to be so different. people really do.