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Adulting with Autism
April Ratchford MS OT/L
229 episodes
2 days ago
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Autistic Trauma Patterns: Break Reenactments | Dr. Tony Iezzi
Adulting with Autism
43 minutes
1 month ago
Autistic Trauma Patterns: Break Reenactments | Dr. Tony Iezzi
<p>Autistic pattern loops trapping you? Dr. Tony Iezzi (35+ years clinical psychologist, <em>Reenactments</em> co-author) shares: From Vietnam vets to ND challenges, his therapy framework—awareness (spot themes like rejection/abandonment), regulate physiology (walks/music to calm revved systems), and interrupt habits (new actions over rage/stewing)—breaks unconscious reenactments from childhood chaos. For autistic/ADHD young adults reacting to environments, parents modeling reflection, or allies fostering tools, this convo's your toolkit—journaling for insight, themes over events ("Treat sensitivities, not specifics").</p><p>Timestamps:</p><p> 0:00 - Intro: Tony's Trauma/Chronic Pain Expertise</p><p> 0:11 - Patterns in Everyday Life & ND</p><p> 1:11 - Awareness: Spot Unconscious Habits</p><p> 2:55 - Childhood Roots & Physiology Revving</p><p> 5:20 - Interrupting Loops: First Steps</p><p> 8:00 - Themes (Abandonment/Rejection/Bullying)</p><p> 11:19 - Reenactment Therapy for Sensitivities</p><p> 14:23 - Parents Changing First to Help Kids</p><p> 17:26 - Vietnam Vets: Pre-Existing Mess</p><p> 20:53 - Society's Harshness on Differences</p><p> 23:36 - Signs of Breaking Reenactments</p><p> 26:19 - Journaling: Reflect to Refine</p><p> 29:55 - Tailor to Physiology (Autism/ADD)</p><p> 32:40 - Power Dynamic in Parenting</p><p> 35:49 - Risks & Young Adult Transitions</p><p> 38:58 - Mutual Respect: Consultant, Not Authority</p><p> 42:14 - Village Support & Falling/Failing</p><p> 45:38 - Where to Find Tony (Site/Book)</p><p>Subscribe on Apple/Spotify for weekly neurodivergent adulting tools—rate/review if patterns clicked! Resources/book in notes. Squad, share w/ a loop-breaker (tag 'em below—let's rewire!). Merch: 'Dynamite' tees for habit days (Linktree in notes). #AutisticTraumaPatterns #NeurodivergentReenactments #AdultingWithAutism #BTSNeurodivergent #PodMatch</p><br><p>Stuck in autistic trauma reenactments? Dr. Tony Iezzi unpacks 35+ years treating pain/trauma: <em>Reenactments</em> framework—awareness (unconscious habits from childhood), physiology regulation (walks/music for revved ND systems), theme targeting (abandonment/rejection/bullying over events)—breaks loops for better quality of life. ND applications: Physiology caps (autism/ADD at 100% = no problem-solving), environments amplify sensitivities (dysregulated homes = harder coping). For late-dx young adults reacting automatically, parents interrupting cycles (change adult first), or OTs modeling reflection/journaling, Tony's "themes repeat across situations—target them" flips reactivity to strategy. From <em>Adulting with Autism</em> podcast: OT-aligned for executive/sensory patterns, parenting power shifts, habit-building.</p><p>Links:</p><ul><li>Full Episode: Buzzsprout/Apple/Spotify (subscribe!)</li><li>Tony's Site: tonyiezzi.com (book ordering/socials)</li><li>Book: <a href="https://amzn.to/47HBxrd" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"><em>Reenactments</em> </a>(Ama
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