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Why I Created This Mini-Series: A Personal and Professional Journey

Episode Description: Emergency departments can be overwhelming for autistic patients, often leading to distress, miscommunication, and unmet medical needs. As an emergency physician, an ADHD-diagnosed clinician, and a father to an autistic child, I’ve experienced firsthand the gaps in understanding and care. This episode shares my journey—why I created this podcast, how my personal and professional experiences shaped my approach, and why this series is essential for healthcare providers looking to improve care for autistic patients.

Published OnMarch 17, 2025
Chapter 1

Podcast Episode 1: Why I Created This Mini-Series

Chapter 2

My personal connection to autism and ADHD

Chapter 3

Why this podcast Matters for Healthcare Providers

Chapter 4

What to expect in this mini-series

Chapter 5

Final Thoughts Next Episode Teaser

About the podcast

Autistic patients face unique challenges in the ED, often leading to distress and miscommunication. This mini-series equips healthcare providers with practical strategies to improve patient interactions, manage sensory overload, de-escalate conflicts, and support autistic individuals effectively. Through real-life case studies and expert insights, learn how to provide compassionate, autism-friendly emergency care while also managing your own stress in high-pressure situations.

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