S1E27: The Physiology of Non-Speakers | Talk Tracks
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In this foundational episode, we explore the physiology behind the nonspeaking autistic population—unpacking apraxia, sensory processing, and the often-misunderstood physical behaviors of nonspeakers. Featuring insights from a visionary optometrist, a functional neurologist, and deeply personal stories from parents and therapists, this episode challenges outdated assumptions and invites listeners to rethink misunderstood conceptions of those with autism.
It's a powerful reminder that what looks like disinterest or defiance may, in fact, be resilience in the face of profound neurological difference.
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