Jodi Carlton
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first heard Jan 2026
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these differences as outliers and
And as a human race, sometimes we also try to make it stop.
So we want w you know, we want
We want those differences to not be there because it's it can make people feel uncomfortable because it's a deviation from the norm.
And so as the field of psychology and psychiatry.
developed and evolved.
uh it started looking more at some of these outlier traits that were particularly problematic for people.
Um and and really focusing more on the deficits than the strengths.
So some of the things like like the executive functioning difficulties with the, you know, all the the
Organizing task management.
behavior, emotional regulation, all of those things that would would actually present themselves as problems.
um the psychological community started looking at those things and label labeling them as problematic.
And then we went like totally into a medical model for lots of reasons because the DSM, which you mentioned, is the diagnostic and statistic manual of mental health disorders.
For anybody who does never like heard that whole thing, the whole thing stated.
Um, we started looking at it in in terms of how can we treat this.
And so neurodivergence originally with the community started looking at what are those outliers, let's and labeling them as as problems, as disorders, and and especially in individuals that had traits that really impacted their daily living.
Considerably.
And we went through a period of time in the early mid nineteen hundreds where
We were institutionalizing people who had um more
um more difficulty just interacting and exist in being in society.
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