Tips for checking our privilege when learning from autistic advocates
Non-Autistic Parents: Why We Should Get Comfortable with Being Uncomfortable – Part Two
Non-Autistic Parents: Why We Should Get Comfortable with Being Uncomfortable
As non-autistic parents, we should recognize our privilege as we enter conversations with autistic adults.
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A Great Way to Learn!
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Unprofessional Development August 2020 – Beyond Behaviors
Let's Unlearn Together
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Before You Start Grieving for Your Autistic Child…
Dig a little deeper.
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Four Ways I Help My Autistic Children Communicate Without Speaking
Communication is the goal!
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3 Reasons My Autistic Children Will NOT Carry a Blue Pumpkin for Halloween
Labeling the Disabled
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When Health Officials Call Autism a Behavioral Diagnosis…
The need for services
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Autism Didn’t Ruin That Event. My Own Expectations Did.
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Do’s and Don’ts When Preparing for Your Autistic Child’s First Dentist Visit
By Dr. Greg Grillo (Dentably.com)
