The Changing Landscape of Autism Services
A.B. KingExposing autism "cure" scams & exploring new research on improving autistic quality of life. I also have podcasts on late stage disease & cancel culture.
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Taking Flight: Alternatives to ABA
This is a modified version of the final chapter of my book, ABA: The Troubling History of Today’s Most Popular Autism Therapy. You can get a free copy of this ebook with a paid subscription to this Substack.
We have a divide in aut...
Disability groups unite to stop Canada's euthanasia program from expanding to include autism as a reason for doctor-induced death
I’m co-director of Autistics for Autistics, an advocacy group in Canada. We recently shared our opposition to a proposal that the government’s euthanasia program be expanded to include autism and other mental conditions.
Link to the statem...
Bloomberg decided to cover the ABA controversy--but a good story was ruined by clickbait
I was recently interviewed by Bloomberg about ABA autism therapy controversies & the future of ABA centres (private equity buys, etc). I think they called me because I’ve written a definitive book about the history & legacy of ABA autism th...
The founder of ABA founded an ABA-based gay conversion clinic. Why are therapists and schools still using his methods on autistic children?
Buy my ebook, ABA: The Troubled History of Today’s Most Popular Autism Therapy, here.
A Lovaasian ABA therapist. Life Magazine. 1965. “Screams, Slaps & Love.” Source: Kathleen Sidell at https://www.neurodiversity.net/library_screams_1...
Autism’s changing definitions and funding models--& the anomaly of Donald Triplett
Buy my ebook, ABA: The Troubled History of Today’s Most Popular Autism Therapy, here.
By 2019, in partnership with Autism Speaks, ABA interest groups in the US and Canada had established a kind of monopoly on service provision in both...
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