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An invited contribution for Performance Research's 100th issue. Responding to issue 4(3) 'On Silence' and reflecting on the way that autistic self-advocates are often marginalised and silenced within autism research
An invited contribution for Performance Research's 100th issue. Responding to issue 4(3) 'On Silence' and reflecting on the way that autistic self-advocates are often marginalised and silenced within autism research
Autism spectrum disorder is a construct used to describe individuals with a specific combination of ...
In recent years, the call for more meaningful participatory research with the autistic and wider aut...
This talk explored participatory research methods in relation to autistic people, conflicting perspe...
An overview of the spectrum of ideology underlying current debates in the field, and the tensions be...
In this article, we argue that the exclusion of autistic people from meaningful involvement in socia...
This presentation gives an overview of criticisms made of Applied Behavioural Analysis (ABA) and Pos...
This presentation gives an overview of participatory research in relation to autism, utilising a ran...
As an autistic academic and parent to an autistic son, it is usually with some trepidation that I ap...
This talk examines how the sensory needs of autistic people are currently assessed, including a crit...
Imagine a child who does not communicate verbally, does not engage in eye contact, meaningful intera...
Autism research can be said to have been dominated by biological and psychological theory and practi...
This article draws upon qualitative interviews in order to examine how UK based research psychologis...
Traditionally, much advisory literature regarding the education of autistic pupils has been dominate...
This presentation introduces the work of the PARC group and its relation to Critical Autism Studies ...
This presentation explores the concepts of monotropism, flow states, and the double empathy problem ...
Autism spectrum disorder is a construct used to describe individuals with a specific combination of ...
In recent years, the call for more meaningful participatory research with the autistic and wider aut...
This talk explored participatory research methods in relation to autistic people, conflicting perspe...
An overview of the spectrum of ideology underlying current debates in the field, and the tensions be...
In this article, we argue that the exclusion of autistic people from meaningful involvement in socia...
This presentation gives an overview of criticisms made of Applied Behavioural Analysis (ABA) and Pos...
This presentation gives an overview of participatory research in relation to autism, utilising a ran...
As an autistic academic and parent to an autistic son, it is usually with some trepidation that I ap...
This talk examines how the sensory needs of autistic people are currently assessed, including a crit...
Imagine a child who does not communicate verbally, does not engage in eye contact, meaningful intera...
Autism research can be said to have been dominated by biological and psychological theory and practi...
This article draws upon qualitative interviews in order to examine how UK based research psychologis...
Traditionally, much advisory literature regarding the education of autistic pupils has been dominate...
This presentation introduces the work of the PARC group and its relation to Critical Autism Studies ...
This presentation explores the concepts of monotropism, flow states, and the double empathy problem ...
Autism spectrum disorder is a construct used to describe individuals with a specific combination of ...
In recent years, the call for more meaningful participatory research with the autistic and wider aut...
This talk explored participatory research methods in relation to autistic people, conflicting perspe...
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