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A Parent Reflects on Their Child’s ABA Journey: Part 1

This is really hard for me to write, as it brings up some painful memories. I am the parent of […]

A Parent Reflects on Their Child’s ABA Journey: Part 2

Diagnosis Our daughter received a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder and developmental delay shortly after she turned 2 years old. […]

The Development of “Resilience” Requires Attachment and Nurture, Not Desensitisation

Written by Alex* This is the second blog in a trilogy challenging commonly held misconceptions regarding Independence, Resilience and Self-Advocacy. […]

Words That Dance: Finding My True Self Through the Masks and the “Mania”

Written by Linda Tuxford-Adams I have always loved words – the way they dance in my mind and weave themselves […]

(RE)FRAMED Podcast: S1:E8 – with Guest Robert Maxwell

Our podcast, (RE)FRAMED, has been created to center our stories, share our knowledge and contribute to conversations impacting Autistic people, […]

My PDA Journey: from Awkwardness and Anxiety to Authenticity and Advocacy

Written by Lisa* I recently walked up a long country road, in the dark, jumping at the sound of cane […]

Full Meta: a Story About Writing a Story

Written by Selina P When Reframing Autism asked me to write a blog post I was absolutely thrilled. It was […]

Amplified: Autistics in Conversation – S2 E12: Conversation with JayJay Mudridge

Our Podcast – Amplified: Autistics in Conversation With an Autistic host and all Autistic guests, our podcast aims to amplify […]

Position Statement on Therapies and Interventions, Updated July 2022

Therapies and Interventions,  including Early Intensive Behavioural Therapies (EIBIs) and Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) POSITION STATEMENT UPDATED: July 2022 Summary Reframing […]

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