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For Whose Benefit? Evidence, Ethics and Effectiveness of Autism Interventions

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ICDL, ASAN, WITH

Content Warning: ABA (Applied Behavioural Analysis)

This in-depth report reviews current Autism therapies and support. The authors focus in particular on Applied Behavioural Analysis (ABA). Through exploring the literature the report details the issues surrounding ABA, notably the use of ABA for Neuro-normalisation. The report concludes by stressing that ABA is not an appropriate support for Autistic people and that practices branded new ABA remain as harmful for Autistic people as former versions of ABA.

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For Whose Benefit? Evidence, Ethics and Effectiveness of Autism Interventions

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ICDL, ASAN, WITH

Content Warning: ABA (Applied Behavioural Analysis)

This in-depth report reviews current Autism therapies and support. The authors focus in particular on Applied Behavioural Analysis (ABA). Through exploring the literature the report details the issues surrounding ABA, notably the use of ABA for Neuro-normalisation. The report concludes by stressing that ABA is not an appropriate support for Autistic people and that practices branded new ABA remain as harmful for Autistic people as former versions of ABA.

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