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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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ELI5: Why are the psychological symptoms of autistics so heavily reinforced through accomodation when many other psychological disorders are dealt with by trying to normalise the sufferer, such as vehimently contradicting schizophrenic delusions?
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Autism is a neurodevelopmental disorder, not a psychological disorder. They are accommodated in the same way as giving someone with paralysed legs a wheelchair is accommodating them: it's the only thing that works to improve their lives. Of course there are therapies that can help someone with autism to improve their quality of lives, but sometimes you are going to run into gaps (especially with people on the lower-functioning end of the spectrum) that simply cannot be bridged.

Someone who is suffering from delusions is not actually helped by reinforcing those delusions. That often only works to escalate them and make them even more unlikely to take the medication that works.