The first time I heard Dr. Tamke’s name, I was completely blown away. He is known for many things, but he is without a doubt one of the hardest working and most dedicated people I have ever met. His talk and interviews are always inspiring. From his work with veterans with PTSD to his current work with kids with autism, Dr. Tamke has a lot of knowledge and experience that is truly inspiring to me.
Dr. Tamke is well known for being one of the greatest sources of inspiration for the people that work at the VA and the Autism program. Since I am currently in the process of applying for a postdoctoral fellowship in autism research, Dr. Tamke’s advice has been key to me on this journey. I would highly recommend Dr. Tamke for anyone looking to help with his own research, but most of all, I have had the pleasure of working with Dr.
Tamke has been a fantastic guide to my Autism journey and to my life as an autism patient. The advice he has shared with me over the years has been invaluable as I explore my own unique way of relating to my medical journey and life.
There are many great resources on the Autism Spectrum, and Dr Tamke is definitely one of them. One of the things that has helped me on this journey is his approach to the topic. He believes in working through the difficulties as they arise, but doing so with a sense of humor that helps make the journey less painful and more enjoyable.
A lot of the time, I think my medical journey has been all about “getting it all out there,” as my brother has put it. But that’s not quite the case. I’m always looking at my medical journey from the perspective of someone who is still “getting it all out there.” There are so many different facets to medical and emotional health, so many ways to get the whole thing out there and not feel ashamed of it.
I’m an aspiring physician myself, and I think I can also relate to this. I think it is all about giving people the tools to help them get to a better place. As a physician, I think I can relate to that feeling of trying to put everything into perspective and not letting the things you don’t like bother you too much.
It’s a good reminder that our brains are amazing. We don’t remember everything that happens in our lives, so we make plans, lists, and categorize our experiences so that we don’t have to. One of the ways we do this is by creating lists. Lists help us structure our thoughts and actions so that we keep things within the limits we set for ourselves. They also help us remember our goals and plan for the next step.
Dr. Tamke creates a list of every single thing that happened to him during the last year. Then he creates a list of every single thing that happened to him in the last day. He then sticks them all on top of each other so that they can be read by a computer at a glance. It also creates a little mood music, which you should probably listen to in the meantime.
The most important thing about Dr. Tamke is that he’s always with you – he’s always there with advice and help. He’s always there to remind you of your goals and keep you accountable.
I think the biggest change that Dr. Tamke has brought to my life is how we are all more aware of our surroundings. I think that’s because he is the face of our environment, and if you look out at the world from him, you are more likely to see things that you might not normally notice. He also makes a little mood music, which is absolutely fantastic.