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• Más Allá del Burnout: La Inercia Autista - La Condición Más Discapacitante

  Send us a textINERCIA AUTISTA: El Problema de Física que la Psiquiatría Olvidó¿Por qué puedes escribir durante 11 horas sin parar el jueves, pero el martes no puedes levantarte del sofá a pesar de quererlo desesperadamente? No es pereza. No es falta de disciplina. Es inercia autista: un fenómeno neurológico que personas autistas identifican como una de sus experiencias más discapacitantes, pero que el DSM-5 nunca menciona.En este episodio rigurosamente investigado, Anita examina la ciencia emergente sobre inercia autista de universidades internacionales. Exploraremos las cuatro dimensiones documentadas de la inercia, desde cobijas que se sienten como 227 kilos hasta estados de hiperconcentración que producen trabajo extraordinario.Aprenderás: ✅ Por qué la psiquiatría ignora sistemáticamente esta experiencia y qué revela sobre el sesgo del DSM ✅ Cómo la teoría de atención monotrópica explica tanto la "parálisis" como los estados de flujo profundo ✅ Estrategias prácticas basadas en evidencia: hacer cuerpo doble, estructura ambiental, protección de hiperfoco ✅ Scripts para educar a clínicos que nunca han escuchado el término ✅ El vacío cultural: por qué no sabemos cómo se manifiesta en comunidades autistas latinoamericanasEsto no es contenido simplificado. Es neurociencia rigurosa encontrando experiencia vivida sin disculpas.Perfecto para: adultos autistas diagnosticados tardíamente, padres/madres buscando marcos no patologizantes, terapeutas actualizando conocimiento, empleadores necesitando acomodaciones reales.🎓 Referencias completas, transcripciones bilingües, y Kit de Herramientas descargable en neurorebel.com☕ Apoya contenido independiente: buymeacoffee.com/neurorebelpodcastSupport the showThank you for listening to Neuro Rebel — the bilingual podcast where we flip the script on what it means to think differently. I’m your host, Anita: autistic, gifted, and a retired law professor on a mission to bring rigor, empathy, and a dash of rebellion to conversations about neurodiversity. 🔍 What we do: Each week, we blend evidence-based deep dives, solo reflections, and candid interviews with researchers and lived-experience experts. Expect English ↔ Español segments, sharp wit, real stories and actionable insights you can share with friends, colleagues, and classrooms. 🎧 Stay connected: • Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, or wherever you listen. • 📲 Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @neurorebelpodcast for bonus clips, show notes, and community prompts. • 💌 Join our mailing list at https://www.neurorebelpodcast.com for episode transcripts, resource guides, and early access to live Q&As. 🤝 Support the show: If Neuro Rebel sparks new questions, challenges assumptions or simply makes you feel seen, please tell a friend or leave a rating—it means the world. You can also support us directly with a one-time donation or “buy me a coffee” at www.neurorebelpodcast.com/support Your generosity keeps this project fiercely independent, bilingual, and free of corporate agendas. ⚠️ Disclaimer: Opinions expressed here are mine alone and do not constitute professional...

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• Beyond Burnout: The Physics of Autistic Inertia - The Most Disabling Condition

  Send us a textAutistic Inertia: The Physics Problem Psychiatry ForgotWhy can't I start? Why can't I stop? If you've ever been frozen at your desk for hours despite desperately wanting to work, or hyperfocused until 3 AM unable to disengage: you're not lazy. You're experiencing autistic inertia.In this episode, Anita examines the groundbreaking research that finally gave a name to what autistic people have been experiencing for generations: the neurological inability to start or stop actions despite clear intention. We explore the lived reality of operating according to different physics.But here's the twist: the same neurology that leaves us frozen on Tuesday enables extraordinary flow states on Thursday, deep focus so profound it produces work neurotypical cognition can't access. This isn't about fixing yourself. It's about understanding your actual cognitive architecture.You'll learn: → The four documented dimensions of autistic inertia → Why the DSM-5 completely ignores this phenomenon → How monotropic attention creates both barriers and brilliance → The difference between rest inertia (can't start) and motion inertia (can't stop) → Evidence-based strategies: body doubling, environmental scaffolding, protecting flow states → How to educate clinicians who've never heard of this → Why inconsistency doesn't mean you're fakingThis episode is for: Late-diagnosed autistic adults finally understanding decades of "laziness." Parents seeking language to support their children without shame. Clinicians ready to decolonize their practice. Anyone interested in neurodivergence.Support the showThank you for listening to Neuro Rebel — the bilingual podcast where we flip the script on what it means to think differently. I’m your host, Anita: autistic, gifted, and a retired law professor on a mission to bring rigor, empathy, and a dash of rebellion to conversations about neurodiversity. 🔍 What we do: Each week, we blend evidence-based deep dives, solo reflections, and candid interviews with researchers and lived-experience experts. Expect English ↔ Español segments, sharp wit, real stories and actionable insights you can share with friends, colleagues, and classrooms. 🎧 Stay connected: • Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, or wherever you listen. • 📲 Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @neurorebelpodcast for bonus clips, show notes, and community prompts. • 💌 Join our mailing list at https://www.neurorebelpodcast.com for episode transcripts, resource guides, and early access to live Q&As. 🤝 Support the show: If Neuro Rebel sparks new questions, challenges assumptions or simply makes you feel seen, please tell a friend or leave a rating—it means the world. You can also support us directly with a one-time donation or “buy me a coffee” at www.neurorebelpodcast.com/support Your generosity keeps this project fiercely independent, bilingual, and free of corporate agendas. ⚠️ Disclaimer: Opinions expressed here are mine alone and do not constitute professional...

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• Beyond Burnout: The Physics of Autistic Inertia

  Send us a textAutistic Inertia: Why You're Not Lazy, You're Operating by Different Physics Can't start tasks you desperately want to complete? Can't stop activities even when exhausted? The answer is in Newton's First Law: and it's called autistic inertia.Research shows autistic adults identify inertia as their MOST DISABLING experience: more challenging than sensory issues or social difficulties. Yet the DSM-5 doesn't mention it once.Host Anita examines groundbreaking 2021 research by Dr. Dora Raymaker published in Frontiers in Psychology, exploring why 32 autistic adults described inertia as more limiting than any trait psychiatry actually measures.You'll learn:What autistic inertia actually is (rest inertia vs motion inertia)The neuroscience: predictive coding, interoception & monotropic attentionWhy psychiatry keeps misdiagnosing this as depression or ADHDEvidence-based strategies that help (body doubling, environmental modifications)How to educate clinicians who've never heard of inertiaWhy productivity culture pathologizes neurological differenceThis isn't gentle self-help: this is rigorous neuroscience meets lived autistic experience with critical disability studies analysis.Perfect for: Late-diagnosed autistic adults, neurodivergent people struggling with executive dysfunction, mental health professionals, educators, partners/family seeking to understandFull show notes and citations visit: https://www.neurorebelpodcast.com/NeuroRebel: Bilingual neurodiversity education challenging mainstream narratives. Research-informed. Autistic-led. Unapologetically honest.Support the showThank you for listening to Neuro Rebel — the bilingual podcast where we flip the script on what it means to think differently. I’m your host, Anita: autistic, gifted, and a retired law professor on a mission to bring rigor, empathy, and a dash of rebellion to conversations about neurodiversity. 🔍 What we do: Each week, we blend evidence-based deep dives, solo reflections, and candid interviews with researchers and lived-experience experts. Expect English ↔ Español segments, sharp wit, real stories and actionable insights you can share with friends, colleagues, and classrooms. 🎧 Stay connected: • Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, or wherever you listen. • 📲 Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @neurorebelpodcast for bonus clips, show notes, and community prompts. • 💌 Join our mailing list at https://www.neurorebelpodcast.com for episode transcripts, resource guides, and early access to live Q&As. 🤝 Support the show: If Neuro Rebel sparks new questions, challenges assumptions or simply makes you feel seen, please tell a friend or leave a rating—it means the world. You can also support us directly with a one-time donation or “buy me a coffee” at www.neurorebelpodcast.com/support Your generosity keeps this project fiercely independent, bilingual, and free of corporate agendas. ⚠️ Disclaimer: Opinions expressed here are mine alone and do not constitute professional...

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• Más Allá del Déficit: Teresa Somoza y la Clínica Neuroafirmativa Enmascaramiento, Autismo y Triple Excepcionalidad

  Send us a text¿Qué sucede cuando una profesional de la salud mental debe deconstruir años de formación para trabajar desde la evidencia actual? Teresa Isabel Somoza, Licenciada en Psicopedagogía y especialista en neurodivergencias desde Buenos Aires, nos lleva a través de su transformación del modelo médico del déficit hacia una práctica clínica genuinamente neuroafirmativa.En este episodio exploramos temas cruciales: el enmascaramiento social que practican el 70% de adultos autistas y su costo devastador en salud mental, el burnout autista como fenómeno distinto que va más allá del agotamiento laboral, y la triple excepcionalidad (autismo, TDAH y altas capacidades) - una combinación que frecuentemente retrasa diagnósticos y enmascara necesidades reales.Teresa desmonta mitos clínicos con honestidad radical: habla sobre las prácticas que tuvo que replantear, cómo el paradigma de la neurodiversidad no es "moda" sino justicia social respaldada por investigación, y por qué el 80% de mujeres autistas permanecen sin diagnóstico hasta los 18 años. Discutimos el fenómeno de las redes sociales y el autodiagnóstico, la importancia de las prácticas interoceptivas, y las formas sutiles de capacitismo que persisten en consulta.Este episodio es esencial para profesionales que buscan actualizar su práctica y para personas neurodivergentes que merecen ser vistas desde la presunción de competencia, no desde el déficit.Contacto Teresa Somoza: YouTube: Psico es Salud: Cerebro Mente y Alma WhatsApp: +54 9 11 5774-8124neurorebelpodcast.com | [email protected] #AutismoAdulto #TripleExcepcionalidad #Neuroafirmativa #Argentina  #BurnoutAutista #Enmascaramiento #TDAH #AltasCapacidadesSupport the showThank you for listening to Neuro Rebel — the bilingual podcast where we flip the script on what it means to think differently. I’m your host, Anita: autistic, gifted, and a retired law professor on a mission to bring rigor, empathy, and a dash of rebellion to conversations about neurodiversity. 🔍 What we do: Each week, we blend evidence-based deep dives, solo reflections, and candid interviews with researchers and lived-experience experts. Expect English ↔ Español segments, sharp wit, real stories and actionable insights you can share with friends, colleagues, and classrooms. 🎧 Stay connected: • Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, or wherever you listen. • 📲 Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @neurorebelpodcast for bonus clips, show notes, and community prompts. • 💌 Join our mailing list at https://www.neurorebelpodcast.com for episode transcripts, resource guides, and early access to live Q&As. 🤝 Support the show: If Neuro Rebel sparks new questions, challenges assumptions or simply makes you feel seen, please tell a friend or leave a rating—it means the world. You can also support us directly with a one-time donation or “buy me a coffee” at www.neurorebelpodcast.com/support Your generosity keeps this project fiercely independent, bilingual, and free of corporate agendas. ⚠️ Disclaimer: Opinions expressed here are mine alone and do not constitute professional...

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• La Arquitectura de la Invisibilidad: De Resiliencia, Neurodivergencia y Enmascaramiento

  Send us a text¿Por qué estás exhausta todo el tiempo cuando no estás haciendo nada "difícil"? La respuesta no es lo que piensas.En este episodio exploramos la arquitectura invisible de exclusión que permea cada espacio que navegamos: escuelas, trabajos, sistemas de salud, incluso nuestras propias familias. A través de la historia de Sarah, una ingeniera brillante diagnosticada autista a los 47 años, descubrimos que el agotamiento neurodivergente no es falla personal. Es el resultado predecible de vivir en sistemas diseñados arquitectónicamente para un solo tipo de mente.La Investigación demuestra algo revolucionario: no es el autismo lo que predice problemas de salud mental: es esconder que eres autista. Confirma que el enmascaramiento se correlaciona fuertemente con ansiedad, depresión, y pérdida del sentido de pertenencia.Este episodio va más allá de la investigación. Confronta directamente la narrativa capacitista que valora a las personas neurodivergentes solo por lo que pueden "producir". El costo real de la invisibilidad son las infancias robadas, las décadas sin autoaceptación, la alegría arrebatada.Descubrirás:Por qué las mujeres, personas racializadas y poblaciones marginadas enfrentan retrasos diagnósticos devastadoresLa diferencia crucial entre acomodación y rediseño sistémicoCómo la interseccionalidad multiplica la invisibilidad arquitectónicoPor qué "resilencia" a menudo es solo evidencia de falla sistemáticaSarah descubrió algo transformador: el problema nunca fueron sus hombros. El problema es que alguien construyó las puertas demasiado angostas.Una vez que ves la arquitectura de la invisibilidad, no puedes dejar de verla. Y es entonces cuando la transformación se vuelve posible.Support the showThank you for listening to Neuro Rebel — the bilingual podcast where we flip the script on what it means to think differently. I’m your host, Anita: autistic, gifted, and a retired law professor on a mission to bring rigor, empathy, and a dash of rebellion to conversations about neurodiversity. 🔍 What we do: Each week, we blend evidence-based deep dives, solo reflections, and candid interviews with researchers and lived-experience experts. Expect English ↔ Español segments, sharp wit, real stories and actionable insights you can share with friends, colleagues, and classrooms. 🎧 Stay connected: • Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, or wherever you listen. • 📲 Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @neurorebelpodcast for bonus clips, show notes, and community prompts. • 💌 Join our mailing list at https://www.neurorebelpodcast.com for episode transcripts, resource guides, and early access to live Q&As. 🤝 Support the show: If Neuro Rebel sparks new questions, challenges assumptions or simply makes you feel seen, please tell a friend or leave a rating—it means the world. You can also support us directly with a one-time donation or “buy me a coffee” at www.neurorebelpodcast.com/support Your generosity keeps this project fiercely independent, bilingual, and free of corporate agendas. ⚠️ Disclaimer: Opinions expressed here are mine alone and do not constitute professional...

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