Approaches to Therapy

A critical, scientific, and ethics-based review of various existing therapies and interventions. From social skills groups to emotional therapies (like CBT and its adaptation for autism) or sensory integration. We will learn to distinguish between therapies aimed at "taming" and enforcing normalcy, and inclusive and empowering (Neuroaffirming) approaches that support an individual's well-being.

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Autism is Not a Disease, So Don't Look for a Cure

Why "curing" autism is unnecessary and unhelpful: The daily challenges autistic people face do not stem from an internal "defect," but from a profound mismatch between their unique characteristics and the demands of a world built by and for neurotypical people. This understanding, now supported by current classification systems, completely changes how we should think about support, treatment, and community belonging.

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