‘People Like Me Don’t Get Support’: Autistic Adults’ Experiences of Support and Treatment for Mental Health Difficulties, Self-Injury and Suicidality

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Camm-Crosbie, Bradley, Shaw, Baron-Cohen and Cassidy (2018)

Content Warning: Self-harm and Suicide

A research study which looked at autistic people's experience of accessing mental health services. It concludes that if support can be accessed there is a lack of understanding of autistic people with mental health difficulties and that the lack of the appropriate support had detrimental effects on the individuals.

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