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Meltdowns are a response to overstimulation in people with autism. During a meltdown, the individual loses control over their physical and emotional status in response to overstimulation.<ref>https://www.autism.org.uk/advice-and-guidance/topics/behaviour/meltdowns/all-audiences</ref> This loss of control manifests in many ways, usually verbally (shouting, crying, screaming), but sometimes in cases of severe autism, physically (biting, kicking, etc.)
Meltdowns are a response to overstimulation in autistic people. During a meltdown, the individual loses control over their physical and emotional status in response to overstimulation.<ref>https://www.autism.org.uk/advice-and-guidance/topics/behaviour/meltdowns/all-audiences</ref> This loss of control manifests in many ways, usually verbally (shouting, crying, screaming), but sometimes in cases of severe autism, physically (biting, kicking, etc.)


[[Daniel Larson]], being autistic and having several other known mental issues, is easy to agitate and often finds himself unable to de-escalate/leave situations that result in him having a meltdown.
[[Daniel Larson]], being autistic and having several other known mental issues, is easy to agitate and often finds himself unable to de-escalate/leave situations that result in him having a meltdown.
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