Languaje: Spanish

In this special episode of the NeuroUniverses Podcast, host Julian Pico speaks with Dr. Abraham Ros, psychologist, speaker, and international activist within the autism spectrum, about a profoundly human story titled “Asperger’s and My Self.”

Dr. Abraham Ros shares his personal journey as a person with Autism Spectrum Disorder, revealing what it was like growing up feeling different in a world that often doesn’t understand autism. His life changed radically when he received his diagnosis as an adult, at 32 or 33 years old, at which point he began a process of understanding, acceptance, and personal transformation.

During this intimate conversation, Abraham opens his heart to talk about:

• What it was like to live much of his life without knowing he was autistic
• The emotional and psychological impact of receiving the diagnosis in adulthood
• The challenges of communication, identity, and social integration
• His professional path as a psychologist and autism advocate
• His experience as a husband and father while being autistic
• And the mission that guides his life today: breaking down stigmas and giving a voice to the autistic community

Currently, Abraham Ros dedicates his work to advocating for the rights of people with autism, offering lectures, workshops, and training programs to help families, professionals, and society better understand what it’s like to live with autism.

This episode is more than an interview.

It’s a journey of identity, acceptance, and humanity that invites us to understand that autism is not a limitation, but a different way of experiencing the world.

An essential episode for parents, professionals, educators, and anyone who wants to understand autism from the perspective of someone who lives it.

Host: Julian Pico
Guest: Dr. Abraham Ros
Podcast: NeuroUniversos | ASPIKA Global Platform