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FAQ&A MAPS OF THE REALITIES OF AUTISM
New families and novice service providers may face either a huge amount, or sometimes a total lack, of new information and vocabulary about Autism. However, we need information about both established scientific findings and value-able philosophies of care and use-able practices of service. This can help us better describe, explain, predict, and influence our current conditions, ongoing situations, and life span outcomes. Models of reality can effectively inform our collective expertise, while ethically reflecting all our individual experiences in relation to this new reality of Autism we must face together. Just learning that these complex realities do exist can help us avoid getting stuck in simplistic ideas that can lead to false maps of realities. You will find links to our basic map of reality on this website in color coded columns:
What We Know About The Diverse Nature of Our Human Bodies & Brains
Engaging in Practices That Nurture Our Minds Up to Our Fullest Potentials
Understanding How to Construct Authentically Inclusive Community Spaces
Appreciation of Each and Every Human Being, With and Without Autism
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Choosing to Learn and Use and Share Best Autism Intervention Models
The purpose of our Basic Map of Reality pages is neither to present it all or to share just the most simple and familiar information about Autism, which can be readily found elsewhere on the internet. Therefore, if you need other information than you can find here, just go the Resources links below to find other family and professional text options. Then you may need revisit us, even after you have found other bases of information about Autism, for here we help family and service providers deal with information with a new base of awareness and knowledge that we often need to continue learning about Autism longterm.
Our Autism Provider Educational goal on this web site is to better organize important knowledge about Autism in a manner which can make more sense of the whole of the Autism Spectrum for those of who must live, work and cope with this condition, in the hope of promoting an understanding of all people with and without Autism.
To get started, you can browse our FAQ & A pages across this horizontal rows links, as a good place to start on your deeper journey into the world of Autism. This questions have come to Threshold from thousands of family and service providers over the last decade.
Going ahead from there you may also look over our intermediate and advancing pages. These can help even the newest parent or teacher become more aware of what you do and do not know about Autism, even if you are not yet feeling ready, able, or willing to learn all about Autism right now. Our family and service provider clients have reported, and we have observed, that being aware of our adult provider situation in relation to the larger base of knowledge about Autism can actually helps us even more than learning new information can. This means we need to move from being very unaware to being more aware of what we all do and do not know about Autism. This is the HEAD of path to being able to manage this hard reality, through understanding it better. |
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