Autism and Truth-Telling: Four Strategies for Protecting Relationships without Lying

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Many individuals on the spectrum feel a deep commitment to facts and truth. This passion can lead to problems when also trying to navigate the relational aspects of a conversation. In this podcast, you'll learn four strategies you can use to protect relationships while remaining committed to the truth in conversations. Dr. Regan's resources: The Understanding Autism book series Audiobook Website: Autism in the Adult

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