Ajouté le 12/06/2024
Article de revue du type Perspective ( ; anglais)
*Un·e co-auteur·rice est autiste. [En savoir plus sur cette mention]
Extrait: La littérature sur les interventions précoces non pharmacologiques dans le domaine de l’autisme a profondément influencé la manière dont les autistes sont considérés et traités. Elle sous-tend la promotion généralisée des interventions précoces comme ayant des effets importants et durables sur la vie des personnes autistes. Mais ces effets entraînent-ils des préjudices à court et à long terme ?
Extrait: The literature on nonpharmacological early autism interventions has profoundly influenced how autistics are regarded and treated. It underlies the widespread promotion of early interventions as having large and lasting effects on the lives of autistic people. But do these effects include short- and long-term harms?
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