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eisforerin.com
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) by asking for less talk of awareness and more acceptance for autistic people of all ages. This year I... |
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erinhuman.com
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thinkingautismguide.com
Photo © Mariana Zanatta| Flickr/Creative Commons [image: Hand-drawn black-and-white outlined block letters spelling "anxiety" on a background of "anxiety" written repeatedly in black & filling all space.] Christine Motokane www.workingthedoubleshift.com It is well known that individuals on the autism spectrum are likely to have co-occurring mental health issues such as depression and anxiety. However, mental [...] |
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respectfullyconnected.com
There are many ways to support someone with autism, and understanding their difficulties will help make the experience more enjoyable for everyone involved. Ways to Support Someone With Autism Appropriate Touch: This can be hard for many autistic people. They may not want to be touched or approached in certain ways, but they might enjoy ... |
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