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autisticscienceperson.com
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| | | | | This is a book review for I Will Die On This Hill by Meghan Ashburn and Jules Edward, which is set to come out in January of 2023. This book is about autism from a myriad of perspectives... | |
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respectfullyconnected.com
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| | | | | Supporting the individual's employment potential is important for everybody in the family. Making accommodations at work or school, providing training and support, and getting people access to assistive technology are all things that will help them achieve their goals. The strategies below will provide you with different ways to support the potential of your loved ... | |
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eisforerin.com
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| | | | | [thefollowingis a full transcript of all slides in slideshow] Ableism Awareness Month Introduction to Ableism and Disability Rights Issues For several years, autism organizations led by non-autistic parents and professionals have focused on Autism Awareness in the month of April. Autistic people have pushed back on the Awareness campaigns (and their usual pathologizing, othering frameworks)... | |
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respectfullyconnected.com
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| | | Non-medical treatment is a good option if you want to avoid the cost of medical intervention. If your child isn't ready for, or doesn't need, medical intervention, it might be best to use non-medical treatments. Non-medical treatments are often less expensive than medication or other treatments and can be just as effective in treating autism. ... | ||
