Robert Naseef's guest appearances

Robert Naseef

Affect Autism: We chose play, joy every day

Uniquely Human: The Podcast

Barry Prizant

Andrea Davis

Scott Steindorff

Debbie Steinberg-Kuntz

Steve Silberman

Stuart Shanker

Jackie Bartell

Ira Glovinsky

Joshua Feder

Jake Greenspan

Maude LeRoux

Ron Sandison

Sigourney Weaver

Amy Laurent

Carol Gray

OwlTail

Barry and Dave examine the potentially damaging dichotomy of so-called “high-functioning” and “low-functioning” autistic individuals. The hosts make a compelling case for eliminating these terms from our conversations about autism and autistic people. Clinical psychologist and father of an autistic Black man, Dr. Robert Naseef, joins us to discuss the effects of systemic inequities on underprivileged families dealing with autism and his burgeoning Fathers’ Group, which provides a comfortable environment for men to open up about their child’s diagnosis. And we bestow upon one lucky fan our Enthusiasm of the Week! award.

<p>Barry and Dave examine the potentially damaging dichotomy of so-called “high-functioning” and “low-functioning” autistic individuals. The hosts make a compelling case for eliminating these terms from our conversations about autism and autistic people. Clinical psychologist and father of an autistic Black man, Dr. Robert Naseef, joins us to discuss the effects of systemic inequities on underprivileged families dealing with autism and his burgeoning Fathers’ Group, which provides a comfortable environment for men to open up about their child’s diagnosis. And we bestow upon one lucky fan our Enthusiasm of the Week! award.</p>

The Harmful Myth of High-Functioning and Low-Functioning Autism; An Autism Fathers’ Group; Guest Dr. Robert Naseef

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From Ambiguous Loss to Acceptance