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Autism - a different approach
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hobbyguy
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Autism - a different approach
Can't say I know a lot about the topic, but came across this interesting story about how a father helped his teenage autistic son: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-07-24/sydney-dad-james-bests-radical-approach-to-autism-parenting/8723172
The middle path - everything in moderation, and everything in its time and order.
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gman313
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Re: Autism - a different approach
I have a son with autism who will be 10 soon.
that is an amazing story. thank you for sharing. I've long thought about how he would react to a life on the road or without a permanent home base.
further comment coming when I think about it more.
that is an amazing story. thank you for sharing. I've long thought about how he would react to a life on the road or without a permanent home base.
further comment coming when I think about it more.