The Nervous System: Understanding Autism and Trauma

Our nervous system serves as the body's command center-processing information, controlling our responses, and shaping our experience of the world. For individuals with autism or those who have experienced trauma, the nervous system functions in unique ways that significantly impact daily life. This presentation explores the intricate connections between neurobiology, autism spectrum disorder, and trauma responses, revealing how these different experiences share surprising neurological similarities and how understanding these connections can lead to more effective support approaches.

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