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Crossing the line: The Danger of Compliance
As Amy Sequenzia so eloquently states: “ABA is not only abusive to Autistic children, it makes ableism and abuse acceptable. “Experts” want 40 hours/week of this and parents who don’t comply can lose their children. ABA creates a culture of … Continue reading
Posted in ABA, ableism, Autism, Behaviour, Compliance, family, Intervention, Parent
Tagged ABA, advocacy, Amy Sequenzia, Bernice Olivas, Compliance training, CPS, Fix, Nebraska CPS, NO
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