Name: Growing up Undiagnosed: Surviving Childhood in new York City as an Undiagnosed Autistic (Disability Studies) (en Inglés)
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Author: Becca Lory Hector
ISBN: 9781915271365

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Growing up Undiagnosed: Surviving Childhood in new York City as an Undiagnosed Autistic (Disability Studies) (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

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Lived Places Publishing

Autor

Becca Lory Hector

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Inglés

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130

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Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781915271365

Growing up Undiagnosed: Surviving Childhood in new York City as an Undiagnosed Autistic (Disability Studies) (en Inglés)

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Reseña del libro "Growing up Undiagnosed: Surviving Childhood in new York City as an Undiagnosed Autistic (Disability Studies) (en Inglés)"

What can experiences of social and sensory invalidation teach us about what in means to be autistic in a world created for the neuromajority?Living as an undiagnosed autistic person in the loudest sensory city in the world, NYC, author Becca Lory Hector details her lived experience of social and sensory invalidation. Whether she refused to put on shoes, wore sunglasses inside, or asked direct questions, her very way of being was called into question, leading her to feel insignificant and unimportant. In a world created by and for the neuromajority, Becca's needs took a back seat as others felt her reality couldn't possibly be true.Growing Up Undiagnosed is a collection of stories filled with lessons on the importance of validating the lived experiences of all. This book is ideal reading for students of Disability Studies, Autism Studies, DEIB Studies, Social Work, Education Studies, Medical students and practitioners, as well as psychiatrists, teachers, and social support workers in practice and training.