Dr. Rachel Moseley: Autism, Suicide, Masking, and the Mental Health Crisis Too Few People Understand
About this episode
Dr. Rachel Moseley discusses the impact of autism on mental health and suicide prevention with Tony Mantor.
Dr. Rachel Moseley joins Tony Mantor for an important discussion about autism, mental health, and suicide prevention. Drawing from both her personal experience as an autistic adult diagnosed later in life and her professional research, she explains the hidden impact of masking, bullying, isolation, and late diagnosis on mental health. This conversation offers valuable insight, practical guidance, and hope for autistic individuals, families, educators, and mental health professionals.
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