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  • Clinical Psychology
  • Psychopathology

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  • Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is often conceptualized without prioritizing the first-person perspective.
  • Existing phenomenological research on ASD has not been fully integrated into clinical practice.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To argue for a phenomenologically informed clinical approach to ASD.
  • To highlight the significance of attending to the self-experience in ASD.
  • To explore the potential of phenomenology in understanding ASD.

Main Methods:

  • Review of continental phenomenology and phenomenological psychopathology concepts.
  • Emphasis on phenomenological interview techniques to explore subjective and intersubjective experiences.
  • Contrast of phenomenological methods with current ASD conceptualizations.

Main Results:

  • Contemporary phenomenology addresses key ASD concepts like intersubjectivity and intentionality.
  • There is a noted gap in clinical research and practice regarding phenomenologically informed explorations of ASD.
  • Subjective and intersubjective experiences in ASD remain underexplored from a phenomenological standpoint.

Conclusions:

  • A phenomenological focus on subjective experience, particularly self-experience, can yield novel insights into ASD.
  • This approach may enhance clinical differentiation between ASD and schizophrenia spectrum disorder.
  • Integrating phenomenology offers a richer understanding of the lived experience of individuals with ASD.