Overview
This book presents a brief history of how autism was discovered, and how its definitions have evolved. It covers recent research on genetics, environmental influences, and brain development related to autism. The book highlights advances in diagnosis, early intervention, and emerging therapies, as well as addressing common myths and stereotypes about autism. It features firsthand accounts from autistic individuals, along with stories from parents, siblings, and partners. Additionally, it discusses barriers to inclusion, and accessibility for autistic people. In examining the role of diagnosis, therapy, and intervention, it explores how society can either hinder or empower autistic individuals. Finally, it reviews the future of autism research, and the challenges and opportunities of living and thriving on the spectrum.
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- ISBN-13: 9781837117666
- ISBN-10: 1837117667
- Publisher: Ethics International Press, Inc
- Publish Date: April 2026
- Page Count: 340
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