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You can't know what you don't know

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You can't know what you don't know
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Raphaël Pinson concludes his 14-part Autism Awareness Month series by reflecting on how the series itself exemplifies the idea that 'you can't know what you don't know,' sharing insights about autism, masking, and the risks of misdiagnosed burnout. He explains that many autistic adults, especially those who appear to function well, may be masking their struggles, leading to long-term costs like autistic burnout that are often mistaken for depression or anxiety. Pinson emphasizes the importance of accurate frameworks for understanding neurodivergence and offers a free, accessible RAADS-R screening tool to help individuals identify potential signs of autism.

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