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Oct 2022
33m 58s

Autistic Play is Authentic Play with Car...

Hallie Sherman
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Many SLPs were taught the medical model of working with autistic children where we found the deficit and worked to fill it. However, we know now that autistic children develop differently, and we need to focus on helping them become the most successful version of themselves, not more like their neurotypical peers. There’s a lot of unlearning to do here, so ... Show More
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