A five-principle framework for evaluating autism support research is introduced to help researchers identify studies that align with neurodiversity-affirming values and encourage more supportive and inclusive autism research in the future.
Phoebe Jordan, Jessica Tupou, Matthew D. Hammond et al.· Autism· 0 citations
A culturally adapted, 12-week intervention using the SMART goal framework with military-dependent and Latino young adults with ASD is evaluated, suggesting integrating self-determination theory (SDT) to enhance autonomy, competence, and motivation.
A. Pagán, Grace Sattem, Katherine Maurano et al.· Focus on Autism and other de...· 0 citations
Aim. This article synthesises contemporary scientific literature on the core characteristics of the autism spectrum in order to examine whether they can be explained by a single primary impairment and a unified neuropsychological basis, and what follows from this for the choice of intervention and educational strategy....
This review seeks to present a complete picture of ASD, including its symptoms, causes and current and developing therapy, and stresses the need for continued research and raising awareness to help those affected and their families.
Nikita Thakur, Jyoti Monga, Dipan Roy et al.· Scripta Medica· 0 citations
Autism self-help groups (SHGs) are designed as spaces of empowerment that promote inclusion, citizenship, and, by extension, the mental health of people with autism. The opportunity for self-management by the people concerned opens up strong prospects for (re)building their identity, enabling them to develop multiple s...
Christelle Durand-Larrieux, Claire Geindre-Bombrun· La Sante publique· 0 citations
Autism healthcare has traditionally focused on individual biological and behavioral factors. In recent decades, there has been growing recognition that the outside world also plays an enabling if not constitutive role in the development of support needs. This broader view complicates healthcare delivery as the traditio...
J. C. van Huizen, J. Teunisse, Antje Orgassa et al.· Psychopathology· 0 citations
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