Sarah Bonbarah

Hurrah! Another fabulous book by Dr Luke Beardon. "Reasonable adjustments for autistic children" (Sheldon Press, 2024). This is the front cover.
Always wise and practical advice from my old Tutor at Uni.
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Our new book proposes a model for a neuro-diversity informed practice #autism #mentalhealth
#new #publication

www.routledge.com/Improving-Me...

Developmental Relationship-Based Interventions for Autistic Children - Diane A. Cullinane, Amanda V. Binns, Joshua D. Feder, Tessa Graham, Gerald J. Mahoney, Fabiënne B. A. Naber, Ricki G. Robinson, H... Interventions to support autistic children are often described as developmental, behavioral, or naturalistic developmental behavioral interventions; however, de...

Addressing "a current gap in the literature regarding the meaning of developmental intervention"?--authors introduce & define & promote DRBI (Developmental Relationship-Based Interventions) for autistic children journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/... uncritical position paper, massive COIs, free

I hate all of these ridiculous novelties. All children are different and therefore listen and learn in different ways. We don’t need things like this we need to focus on person centred approaches, where teachers know their children and how they listen and learn.

“I like being autistic”: Assessing the benefit of autistic-led psychoeducation for autistic children Background Despite receiving autism diagnoses in early life, autistic children are not routinely supported to understand these diagnoses post-diagnostically ([1][1]). Consequently, they typically grow...

Today in Hell Yes, Research!

When autistic children learned about autism "in a neutral and non-stigmatizing manner," & from autistic people with lived experience, it improved their self-understanding, sense of belonging, and their communication/self-advocacy skills.

www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1...