Overview
Autism spectrum disorder in adults often looks different from childhood presentations — especially in those who learned to mask. Recognition can be life-changing.
Symptoms to watch for
- Difficulty with unwritten social rules and small talk
- Intense focused interests
- Sensory sensitivity (light, sound, texture)
- Preference for routine and difficulty with change
- Literal interpretation of language
- Burnout from social masking
- Late diagnosis often after ADHD or anxiety diagnosis
How it's diagnosed
Formal evaluation by a psychologist or psychiatrist experienced in adult autism. Clindle can screen, treat co-occurring conditions, and refer.
Treatment
No medication for autism itself; treat co-occurring depression, anxiety, ADHD. Accommodations at work and in daily life. Community and therapy.
When to book a visit
Book for co-occurring mental health treatment and referral for formal evaluation.
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