Diana Moga

Diana Moga, a psychiatrist focused on autism and ketamine therapy, joins clinical psychologist Alexey Tolchinsky and researcher Chris Fields for an enlightening discussion. They dive into how ketamine opens inner experiences for autistic patients, defining autism as a unique cognitive pattern shaped by trauma and social mismatch. The conversation explores the often underdiagnosed female phenotype, presents thirteen behavioral patterns observed in autism, and discusses the complexity of diagnosing within a neurotypical range, all while interlinking neuroscience with therapeutic approaches.