There is an important trend in the research literature and in community groups, away from ‘having autism’, and autism being framed using a bio-medical deficit-focused model, to ‘being autistic’ and the acknowledgement of a more social or neurodiversity affirming identity (Anderson-Chavarria, 2021 ).
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Parent experiences of their children's diagnosis with autism, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or both conditions.
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