Autism Education: Echolalia and Selective Mutism

I describe my experience of echolalia and selective mutism.
Thank You For Watching :D

[@thaddei4088]

hi, years after discovering your channel I got diagnosed with autism as well. now rewatching it all from a different perspective. thank you for sharing your experience. my journey with autism acceptance (awareness?) started here when i was still in high school and i'm back. thanks to your videos i have never thought "oh, autism is just these sad boys who like trains". thank you.

[@thaddei4088]

your videos were the first thing to tickle my brain. if not for that, i'd probably think i'm neurotypical and i'd never dive into autism related stuff

[@greedy_muppet]

This girl is a delight. What a personality.

[@CuriosityRocks]

+greedymuppet Awww thank you so much :D

[@kylielindholme1740]

Hiya Thank you so much for creating this great content about your echolalia and selective mutism. I was just wondering with the selective Mutism, is it just your voice that freezes or is it your whole body? Would love to know more! Thank you so much again 😊

[@seiretzym]

thank you so much for sharing :)

[@orangeedo]

Good video =D. I have a different take on mutism. I find in unfamiliar situations, I'd kinda think of too much at once so sometimes nothing comes out. For instance, if someone said "Hi how are you?" there would be a pause because I'd think of everything from; " I'm OK... my feet hurt... Why asking, do I look Ill? was that an question or a way of saying hello? " all at the same time. It's a bottle neck of thoughts with time pressure because people are expecting a quick response. Do you find this happens to you?

[@CuriosityRocks]

+orangeedo Yeah sometimes I have to pause and get all my words in the right order and when I am confident my words tumble out.

[@gachawolfie4747]

I have selective mutism