How Autism Acceptance Can Influence Child Abuse Prevention | with Dr. Nicole Young #165

Autism Weekly

Join us on this week's Autism Weekly podcast where our host, Jeff Skibitsky, engages in a meaningful conversation with Dr. Nicole Young, Clinical psychology director for California at ABS Kids. This episode takes a deep dive into the significance of April, highlighting its importance as both Child Abuse Prevention Month and Autism Acceptance Month. Dr. Young shares her insights on what autism acceptance truly means and how it shapes the way we approach and empower individuals with autism.

The discussion also addresses the delicate topic of child abuse and its relevance to the autism community. This episode is particularly crucial during Child Abuse Prevention Month, underscored by an alarming incident reported by CBS News, where a Littleton bus aide was fired after being accused of mistreating students with autism, spotlighting the ongoing challenges faced by children with autism and the need for vigilant protection and advocacy. Subscribe to explore these critical themes with us and learn more about fostering inclusion and safeguarding the rights and well-being of individuals with autism.

https://www.cbsnews.com/colorado/news/littleton-bus-aide-fired-students-autism-tortured-traumatized/

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