Autism Spectrum Disorder in a Minute
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- "People with Autism Spectrum Disorder tend to have difficulties with social interactions in a variety of contexts. In today’s One Minute Diagnosis video, I will talk about the clues clinicians use to recognize Autism Spectrum Disorder. Thank you for watching.” - Dr. Ben Michaelis
One Minute Diagnosis is a series of short videos where Dr. Ben Michaelis talks about the most common mental health issues affecting Americans.
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America is in the midst of an identity crisis. Our country is more polarized now than ever before. In the midst of the divisions that are tearing apart personal relationships and calling into question what it means to be an American we need a steady voice to provide perspective, balance, and compassion to help heal these psychological wounds. America and Americans need a therapist. That therapist is Dr. Ben Michaelis.
Ben Michaelis, Ph.D., is a clinical and media psychologist, popular keynote speaker, blogger for The Huffington Post and Psychology Today, and the author of Your Next Big Thing: Ten Small Steps to Get Moving and Get Happy.
Through his dynamic keynote talks, and television appearances Dr. Michaelis shares his wisdom about authenticity, balance, purpose, presence and problem-solving in both work and personal life.
In his private practice, Dr. Michaelis uses a blend of psychotherapy and coaching to help his clients become more present, proactive, and authentic in navigating the ever-changing landscape of work and personal life. Dr. Michaelis has worked with a wide array of patients, including CEOs, politicians, entrepreneurs, authors, actors, musicians, and artists.
Dr. Michaelis is the author of numerous popular and scholarly articles. He is frequently featured as a mental health expert on various national television and radio programs such as on The Today Show, Fox News, MSNBC, The Hallmark Channel’s Home & Family, and publications including O The Oprah Magazine, Parents magazine, Entertainment Weekly, Washington Post, Women’s Health, Glamour, and Redbook, as well as many others.
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I am INFJ. I am Asperger's. It seems that these types share many of the same characteristics.
I have aspergers too, what is INFJ
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INFJ (introverted, intuitive, feeling, and judging) is one of the 16 personality types identified by the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI). ... INFJs are usually reserved but highly sensitive to how others feel. They are typically idealistic, with high moral standards and a strong focus on the future.
@@ithacacomments4811 I just took a personality test and I got INFJ
@@lucky_link9838 What do you think? Many of the same characteristics INFJ and Aspies?
@@ithacacomments4811 they are both organized, introverted and sometimes confused. They show many of the same characteristics
Are there any big differences between Autism and Aspergers? Because I've been diagnosed with Aspergers, and I'm very curious. I've had highly Autistic friends, but every person I've known with Aspergers has been bad in other areas, such as socialisation, where as my friends have struggles in the simplest of things, such as making lunch
These used to be different diagnoses, but the DSM-5 has combined them and put them on a spectrum, with differences in severity.
oneminutediagnosis thanks!
Gabriel Reyes Aspergers is high functioning autism. In other words, it’s at the high end of the spectrum
@@decodingmalebehavior5512 I know this is years ago but I have to say that what you said doesn’t actually explain anything. It’s not a linear spectrum.
They don't like change of any type.