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Day: December 15, 2017
Originally posted on International Badass Activists:
By Kieran Rose, Autistic Ambassador and author of The Autistic Advocate. “Health and Education Professionals in the UK are, on the whole, dangerously illiterate about Autism” If you live in the UK and you believe your child is Autistic or displays behaviours you cannot understand, who do you turn…
By Kieran Rose, Autistic Ambassador and author of The Autistic Advocate. “Health and Education Professionals in the UK are, on the whole, dangerously illiterate about Autism” If you live in the UK and you believe your child is Autistic or displays behaviours you cannot understand, who do you turn to? Kieran Rose, Autistic Ambassador […]
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Autistic Christmas
Originally posted on Paula Sanchez:
I haven’t really written much for a while, it often feels like everything has been said, and I’m not sure what I can add to the ever-growing treasure-trove of autistic writings. But, I remember back when my son was younger and I was looking for strategies to support him, and…
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Originally posted on International Badass Activists:
Best book to gift this holiday! Neurotribes: The Legacy of Autism and the Future of Neurodiversity By Steve Silberman Neurotribes is New York Times–bestselling book that upends conventional thinking about autism — and suggests a broader model for acceptance, understanding, and full participation in society for people who think…
Best book to gift this holiday! Neurotribes: The Legacy of Autism and the Future of Neurodiversity By Steve Silberman Neurotribes is New York Times–bestselling book that upends conventional thinking about autism — and suggests a broader model for acceptance, understanding, and full participation in society for people who think differently. This book is #actuallyautistic approved. Find […]
Autistic and neurotypical people have very different views. Who’s right? Source: Autism Parent Memoirs: Illuminating or Exploitive? | Psychology Today
