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Article de revue du type Perspective ( ; anglais)
*Deux co-auteur·rices se sont publiquement identifié·es comme autistess. [En savoir plus sur cette mention]
Les personnes autistes ont souvent de mauvaises situations tout au long de leur vie, notamment en matière de santé, d’éducation, d’emploi et d’inclusion communautaire. De nombreux professionnels travaillant avec des adultes autistes dans des milieux de recherche, cliniques et éducatifs consacrent leur carrière à tenter d'améliorer ces résultats. Cependant, nous maintenons que de véritables progrès ne peuvent se produire sans un changement de mentalité fondamental. Le statu quo pour les professionnels est de considérer l'autisme comme une maladie. Au lieu de cela, le mouvement pour la neurodiversité nous encourage à valoriser et à adopter l’autisme comme un aspect de la diversité humaine et nous demande de considérer les personnes autistes comme un groupe marginalisé qui connaît des disparités importantes. Même si certains professionnels adoptent le langage et les concepts du mouvement de la neurodiversité, nous soutenons que ce changement de mentalité change fondamentalement notre pratique dans les contextes de recherche, cliniques et éducatifs. Dans cette perspective, nous appelons les professionnels à adopter ce changement de mentalité pour réduire la discrimination et la stigmatisation, stopper la propagation d'idéologies néfastes et aider les adultes autistes à vivre une vie épanouie.
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