What Is Autism? A Conversation with Valerie Boles
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Autism is diagnosed more often than ever, but there is still enormous confusion about what it actually is—and what it isn’t. In the first of a series on autism, I sit down with Direction occupational therapist Valerie Bowles to work through the question from the ground up.
Using the DSM criteria as a loose framework, we discuss social communication, masking, eye contact, relationships, repetitive behaviors, rigidity, intense interests, and sensory differences. We also tackle common misconceptions, including the idea that autistic people lack empathy or don’t want meaningful relationships.
This is the first in a broader series exploring autism, including diagnosis, treatment, and some of the controversies surrounding how we understand and approach it.