
Changing the scissors: A call for a truly neuro-inclusive world
For too long, our collective approach to supporting neurodivergent children has been fundamentally flawed. We have operated from a deficit-based model, focusing our efforts on trying to “fix” the child, teaching them to adapt, cope, and contort themselves to fit into a world not built for them. It is an approach akin to handing a left-handed child a pair of right-handed scissors...Learn More
A Stitch in Time: the Benefits of an Early Autism Diagnosis
by Help for Psychology29/08/2024 Adult, Autism, Changing the Scissors: A Guide to Neuro-Inclusive Support, Child and Young Person, Diagnosis0 comments
Read the story of a thriving young autistic person and how early diagnosis and support has helped him achieve his goals.
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