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When Profound Autism Falls Off the Cliff into the Abyss

June 26, 2023 Jill Escher

“While everyone “celebrates” autism, no one is coming up with desperately needed solutions for the adults who are most severely affected.” By Alicia Mesa

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In Profound Autism, Adult Services Tags profound autism, severe autism, Adults, day programs, transition, high school, self injury, severe behaviors, Alicia Mesa
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