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I had the chemical imbalance prove beyond doubt during my episode of clinical depression I want from 11 stone wright to 8 and a half I stopped speaking stopped eating was in a state of anhedonia I now see that a combination of grief and loss over a short space of time in the Covid hiatus of 2020 I have made a good recovery and am a stronger person and free from depression I realise that sertraline only works for just more than half of sufferers I had side effects like weight gain which I have to keep under wraps with exercise and diet My complete shut down had been a gradual condition My dad had cancer for 10 years and it was a long struggle for him Difficult to observe the brave struggle he had I see now it also wad taking its toll on me Taking care of our medical health is so important maybe even more than the physical

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Hi Mam... Can a child psychologist in India(with Bachelor and Masters completed) work for US or Canada through online?

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There are def jobs with a bachelor for psy, I feel like you just have to look and if you enjoy the major go for it

As an autistic child of an autistic man who is now raising my own autistic child, I suspect things like “high pain tolerance”, “low facial expression”, “no bodily reaction”, etc., can be easily explained by the fact that we are expected to act as if we are NOT in pain in situations where we are in a LOT of pain due to sensory/social sensitivities and easy overwhelm basically from birth. Meltdowns often aren’t safe, and so we live life shutdown and dissociated. I’ve incorporated some sensory/social adjustments (light covers; weighted blankets; fidgets; regular periods of isolation) into my life, and I notice myself requiring less recovery time in order to return to functionality. Point being, we have been trained from infancy to disregard the signals our bodies send, as they inconvenience others, taking up time, money, and whatnot needed for survival because billionaires be billionaire-ing. So, our reaction to ANY signal becomes blunted, because we are DISSOCIATED. Thank you for coming to my TED talk! TL:DR- Autistics have been trained not to react to stimuli as we experience them basically from birth. We are chronically traumatized, and THAT is what is being measured! 🤦‍♀️

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The chemical imbalances theory for any of the mental disorders serves the pharmaceutical industry The reality is that there is a mind body connection. You only need to see that vast majority of the people with depression have an anxiety issue. and anxiety is also being written off as a chemical imbalance. This is because they won't look at the physiology to see the whole picture. The organ most affected is the heart and that is because anxiety that is problematic has two major aspects. One is the fight or flight response. That means the heart is getting signals to go fast. The other aspect is the worry, the need to think and reason. This requires resting metabolism and in the fight or flight response cognition is somewhat declined. So with the need to think and reason, to worry, the heart is getting signals to go slower. Now, once the person starts to think they perceive the danger again and this means their body goes back to the fear/stress response. So it is about perceiving danger, then needing to think then perceiving danger again and so on. The heart is getting signals to go fast then slow then fast again and so on. The net result is that the heart becomes ineffective as a pump. Hence the metabolism goes low and stays low. That is depression. You have to resolve the underlying problems. There is also one sort of depression that is very rare and that is the freeze response aspect of the fight or flight response. But there would still be an issue that the person is trying to avoid. This needs to be discovered to help the person out of the freeze response.

This video has been great! Thank you so much for sharing, I’m currently studying for exams and wanted to clarify my knowledge of this theory. Thank you again so very much!

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Fantastic analysis! You've earned a new subscriber. As a mild claustrophobic with PTSD, its always been something on the back of my mind. Nothing too bad for me but your lesson on this is incredibly educational. You should be a teacher!

The flashlight analogy was enlightening for me 😏

This is an extraordinary outsider's guide to autism. It's being an outlier with strengths and deficits. It's neither a disability nor a super-power, but a collection of both and no one has the same combo. I once heard the expression "spiky skillset" and that's perfect. For instance I understand mathematical concepts so well that I work in tight collaboration with a PHD mathematician, but I failed freshman algebra... twice. I can understand the concepts, but I can't do the actual math. My 8YO is formidable in math and chess, but was slow with language, whereas I was hyperlexic.

A mixture of both to much intelligence and to little . Very confusing.😢

That kazoo though!!!

Thank You for this!

Garcias bntw experiment was my first paper in psychology. A great researcher. His findings were extremely wide ranging. He immediately broke two of the laws of conditioning....getting sick or queasy, was a long delay, not a short or immediate delay, secondly because of survival triggers, you have one trial learning! A great scientist. 😊

i feel happy when it rains it actually calms me when ive had a stressful day i just sit out in the rain a bit and im okay i love water 💙💙

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thank you so much!

Great video!

Thank you for this! This is something I've always struggled with

Singapore has just repealed a thirty year cat ban. Stats?

So youre saying that they either are traumatized or just rebellious...sounds about right .

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Apparently I’m an anomaly. No learning disability, ID, but average IQ, very smart and autistic- superior drawing score. High average spelling score. everything else on the test stunk I’m so flipping tired of only seeing autistics in these comments sections with 130 IQs

Thank you so much

my results appointment is tomorrow eek

For some body that has autism, there's sadly not a lot of opportunities to work for adults with Asperger's. You can't go to the college because it's usually tend to lean towards people more typical. You can't find work because they tend to weed you out of the system when they find out what you have. I am right about this because I've been trying to find since last February and I couldn't find anything. I did have some short job opportunities at dollar general and sonic , but once they find out what I have, I'm let go. I would highly advise people in my situation to be on ssdi as fast as they can before you age too much

I’ve just diagnosed myself.

some people around me, when its rain and cloudy They're started to complain about weather and getting bored , and depressed but I feel totally different i like rain its very nice and make me relax and more happier especially if raining in my free day. super relax

Great video!! 👍👍😁 love your way of presenting

As far as I have observed my own son, I could say autistic children have normal general IQ but they do have learning difficulties.

Autistic people can have empathy but for me I hardly have any

Interesting. Just learned about salience yesterday and already seeing the world way different. For example: does seeing an attractive person automatically increase your salience? Basically, do we naturally give more importance to beautiful people? As opposed to not so attractive. We remember more a beautiful face than a not so beautiful...

Toxoplasmosis increases testosterone. Wait until the body builder community starts purposely infecting themselves.

I finally have a name for my phobia... started noticing when standing next to a big truck made me wanna faint haha... I can't even drive past a wind turbine 😂

I’m autistic and the way I feel empathy is as if I have a super natural power in a fantasy or sci-fi story. If I were to touch someone’s shoulder, I would feel their pain, experience what they went through and feel their pain and cry their tears.

I'm autistic but may have chimerism as well [aka, vanishing twin brother in the womb, absorbed cells or was exposed to high levels of testosterone at some point]. I have atypical gender dysphoria where I feel happy with my natal sex characteristics but also feel like I didn't develop properly in other ways. I seem to need higher levels of testosterone than most cis women do for my physiology to function properly, as I've learned recently through multiple health problems.

Fenbendazine. Checkmate.

I'm type 2 diabetic,do my meds like metformin affect me,and what are practices you recommended I do? Very interesting 🤔

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most simple explanation ! made my life and thesis easier

I don’t think people truly understand how intelligent autistic people are first off. We know things without even learning them. I don’t even know how that makes sense Not to mention, we’re not confined to normalcy allowing us to truly see the world and truly wonder about the world no, of course more severe autistic. People can’t really express this in any productive way but imagine someone autistic but high functioning. I introduce you to me I am high functioning autistic my special subjects science history philosophy I have the ability to answer any hypothetical question you could ask me I can understand complicated science fiction other sense of teleportation or growth raise or shit like that I’m talking shit like time travel in dimensional traveling shit like thatI can comprehend things most regular people can’t even begin to think of autistic people are incredibly intelligent. The only problem is most of us. Our brains aren’t really capable of expressing that properly. Also, a lot of us aren’t really autistic. We’ve been self diagnosed by parents.

Someone who has autism I see nothing wrong with using the puzzle piece or the infinity sign. I prefer the puzzle piece though. Our own little symbol it’s like saying we’re a part of the puzzle. Just gotta figure out where we go.

Wednesday is a strange be child, but I doubt she is autistic.

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Love the ending. It's a wonder so few people understand that. On the subject, though, I am an older transgender woman. I have been transitioning slowly over the last few years. It may be anecdotal, but two weeks after I started HRT, my mind cleared up and the world seems easier to handle. Therapy and drugs (prescribed) could only hold me level. Estrogen has helped me see life as it should be. Just food for thought.