The plenary session at the end of the NAS professional conference proved controversial. 
This is 100 minutes, condensed into 10.
Child psychiatrist Dr Iain McClure's controversial take on autism. 
Clinical psychologist Dr Buchan responding from the audience (At 5'15) and his response to her.
An attempt to, answer back, deliver her own talk and end the conference on an affirmative note from comedian and poet Kate Fox.
Have tried to balance sound levels but they are quiet in parts and loud in parts.

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Child Psychiatrist Dr Iain McClure's talk at the NAS Professional Conference (Harrogate, 8/3/18) proved controversial because of the way he described autistic people's brains as possibly a "genetic mess" and suggested they were stuck in a toddler state. 
He also questioned many aspects of how autism is described, classified and treated. This is most of his lecture, entirely unedited. Sadly poor sound quality and extraneous noises. It concludes with a question from clinical psychologist  Dr Linda Buchan in the audience (Who runs Axia-ASD, a diagnostic service) and with Dr McClure's response.

Zanne Bell