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Dr. Kim Sage, a 56-year-old psychologist based in California, has shed light on the prevalence of undiagnosed autism in adults. In her recent discussions, she shared her personal journey of discovering that she likely has autism, a realization that came only a few years ago. Dr. Sage emphasizes that many adults may go through life without a diagnosis, often misinterpreting their traits and behaviors.
She highlights several common characteristics that could indicate autism, including difficulties in social interactions, a preference for routine, and heightened sensitivity to sensory stimuli. Dr. Sage encourages individuals who resonate with these traits to seek evaluation and support, as understanding one’s neurodiversity can lead to improved mental health and well-being.
Moreover, she advocates for increased awareness and education surrounding autism, particularly in adults, to foster a more inclusive society. By sharing her experiences, Dr. Sage hopes to inspire others to explore their identities and seek the help they may need.
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