Peeling Back The Mask

Peeling Back The Mask

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Peeling Back The Mask episodes

  • Peeling Back The Mask - Interview with Osiris Jasso Part 3.

    I broke the interview into 3 parts because we do cover a lot of topics during our talk, so it will be a little easier to digest in small 30 minute parts rather than a whole hour and a half.

    In the third part of the interview we cover;

    - Parents grieving after their child's diagnosis.

    - Parents treatment of child's diagnosis and how it affects their development.
    - Lack of effort by Neurotypicals to understand Autism.
    - Medication.
    - The good side of not being diagnosed early for those born prior to 1995.
    - Advantages of Social Media and the Internet for Autistics.
    - "Curing" Autism.
    - Religion, labeling Autistics and discrimination.
    - Mental Health views in Mexico.

    35 min
  • Peeling Back The Mask - Interview with Osiris Jasso Part 2

    I broke the interview into 3 parts because we do cover a lot of topics during our talk, so it will be a little easier to digest in small 30 minute parts rather than a whole hour and a half.

    In part 2 of the interview, we cover;

    - Continuing with Sensitivities from part 1.

    - Music as therapy for Autistics.
    - Special Interests.
    - Briefly touch on repetitive behaviors.
    - Psychological analysis of neurotypicals as a means to learn how to act like them.
    - Autism and Evolution.
    - Autistic labeling and how it affects support.

    38 min
  • Peeling Back The Mask - Interview With Osiris Jasso Part 1

    I broke the interview into 3 parts because we do cover a lot of topics during our talk, so it will be a little easier to digest in small 30 minute parts rather than a whole hour and a half.

    In part 1 of the interview, we talk about;

    - How and why Osiris was diagnosed.

    - Family Support and their reaction to his diagnosis.
    - The good and bad of getting an early diagnosis.
    - Sensitivities.
    - Facial expressions and humor.
    - Communicating in the digital age.
    -Autistic Empathy.

    29 min
  • Peeling Back The Mask - Interview with Osiris Jasso

    This episode, I interview and talk with my friend and fellow Autie, Osiris Jasso.

    We cover topics from family support, sensitivities, labeling Autistics to Autism in Society and much more!

    A big Thank-you! to Osiris for his time, for sharing and for his insights! I had a great time!

    1 hr 38 min
  • Peeling Back The Mask - Covid-19 and isolation.

    On this episode of Peeling Back The Mask, I talk about the effects of being in quarantine, isolation and depression.

    I talk about how it affects someone on the Autism Spectrum, as well as people who suffer depression in general and some tips to help those you know who may be dealing with depression due to the isolation.

    As well, I talk a bit about the labeling of Autistics as "high functioning" as opposed to others on the spectrum and how it needs to stop to unite us all under the one simple term of Autistic. 

    I also talk a little about my support group on Facebook, who have been wonderful in helping me decipher things and given me a place where I can get support and feel safe in sharing.

    30 min
  • Peeling Back The Mask Introduction

    Peeling Back The Mask is a podcast discussing Autism Spectrum Disorder in all of it's aspects in a raw, unscripted manner. We will talk about topics that are not generally discussed on Youtube videos, websites or other podcasts.

    In this first podcast, I discuss some of the aspects of ASD, common traits and give some definition. And yes, it was scripted this time.

    Whether you want to know more on the subject, have someone in your life with ASD or have ASD yourself, together, we can learn more about it, the good and bad, and gain insights into it and how it affects our lives.

    8 min

About Peeling Back The Mask

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Peeling Back The Mask talks about being Autistic, revealing the difficulties, facts and life experiences from people on the Autistic Spectrum.