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Donate!["Should I disclose that I'm Autistic?"
Watch the webinar here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35x9KC5hb4k
(Link also available in our bio)
In this webinar, Reframing Autism welcomes researchers Dr Chris Edwards and Dr Abbey Love, from Aspect, to discuss their research on the disclosure experiences of Autistic adults. If you've ever asked if you should disclose if you're Autistic, then this research is relevant to you!
A transcript of the webinar is also available here: https://reframingautism.org.au/should-i-disclose-i-am-autistic-a-research-webinar-on-the-disclosure-experiences-of-autistic-adults/
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