Subclinical might just mean that you (currently) dont have a support need, within the confines of what healthcare and disability services can provide. I am diagnosed but have arguably slipped out of the clinical zone. On paper I could probably have my diagnosis removed, but I know that this sort of mobility goes both ways. I think this is why recognising even subclinical autism is important, since life might suddenly change for the worse, and then we might need help.
Subclinical might just mean that you (currently) dont have a support need, within the confines of what healthcare and disability services can provide. I am diagnosed but have arguably slipped out of the clinical zone. On paper I could probably have my diagnosis removed, but I know that this sort of mobility goes both ways. I think this is why recognising even subclinical autism is important, since life might suddenly change for the worse, and then we might need help.