Understanding the CAT-Q: How Autistic Camouflaging Shows Up in Adults

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The CAT-Q (Camouflaging Autistic Traits Questionnaire) is designed to help adults identify behaviors they may use to “mask” or hide autistic traits. Prosper Health’s latest educational piece includes expert commentary from AMFM Healthcare’s Angeleena Francis, offering clarity on a topic many adults are newly exploring. Angeleena explains that camouflaging can include copying social behaviors, suppressing […]

A Closer Look at the RAADS-R: A Self-Assessment Tool for Adult Autism

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The RAADS-R is one of the most commonly used self-assessments for adults who suspect they may be on the autism spectrum. Prosper Health recently published an in-depth guide featuring expertise from AMFM Healthcare’s Angeleena Francis. In the article, Angeleena shares how the RAADS-R helps adults better understand developmental patterns, communication traits, and sensory experiences that […]

Understanding the Autism Spectrum Quotient (AQ) Test for Adults

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The Autism Spectrum Quotient (AQ) test is a widely used self-assessment tool that helps adults better understand where they may fall on the autism spectrum. In a new Prosper Health feature, AMFM Healthcare’s Angeleena Francis offers expert insight on how this questionnaire can support self-awareness and guide next steps. Angeleena explains that while the AQ […]

Why Christmas Doesn’t Feel Magical Anymore — And Why That’s Okay

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Newsweek recently featured insights from Dr. Meghan Marcum of AMFM Healthcare on why the holiday season can lose its “magic” as we grow older. Dr. Marcum explains that childhood memories are filled with novelty, wonder, and zero responsibilities — but adulthood brings planning, pressure, and expectations that can dampen the festive feeling. This shift is […]

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