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SLP 292: Dean Beadle shares his lived experience of embracing his Autistic Identity and finding Autistic Joy

SLP 292: Dean Beadle shares his lived experience of embracing his Autistic Identity and finding Autistic Joy

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In this episode, we will discuss:

✅ Autistic identity is accepting yourself as you truly are.
✅ Behaviour often signals anxiety or distress, not intentional aggression.
✅ Negative narratives around autism significantly harm self-esteem.
✅ Behaviourist models wrongly focus on modifying autistic individuals.
✅ Effective support adapts environments rather than forcing individual changes.
✅ Autistic people experience burnout from societal pressure to mask.
✅ Language matters: Autism is an identity, not a removable label.

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