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‘Professionals are the Hardest to Trust’ Supporting Autistic Adults Who have Experienced Interpersonal Victimisation

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Pearson, Rose and Rees (2022)

Content Warning: Discussion of interpersonal violence throughout

Through interviews with autistic people who had experienced interpersonal violence this study concluded that victimisations was sadly seen as a normal part of life and that masking would often be used to manage their identity. The need for the right support is key to enable the processing of these traumas.

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‘Professionals are the Hardest to Trust’ Supporting Autistic Adults Who have Experienced Interpersonal Victimisation

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Pearson, Rose and Rees (2022)

Content Warning: Discussion of interpersonal violence throughout

Through interviews with autistic people who had experienced interpersonal violence this study concluded that victimisations was sadly seen as a normal part of life and that masking would often be used to manage their identity. The need for the right support is key to enable the processing of these traumas.

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