Barriers, Facilitators, and Adaptations to Autism Support Services for Lower Income Aotearoa New Zealand Families
Carla Wallace-Watkin
Abstract:<p><strong>Classified as a form of neurodivergence, autism is recognised as consisting of differences in sensory and cognitive processing, social interactions, and preferences for routine and structure. Research suggests that the provision of autism early support services is associated with a range of beneficial outcomes for autistic children and their whānau (family). Ideally, the needs of each individual family and child would dictate access to such support services. However, lower financially re… Show more
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