Category: relationship

The Rhythm of Play: Creating Safe Spaces for Autistic Children to Flourish

The preceding editorial, Sensory Overload, Attachment, and the Roots of Development, approached autism as a lived experience of sensory overload within a developing attachment system: it asked, What is happening inside the child? This second piece takes the next step and asks a different question: How do we create the conditions in which that child can rest, connect, […]

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