I think so often when I have conversations with lay people about autism, it is a conversation about treatment of symptoms, not a conversation about changing a life.
Rob Woodall: “I think so often when I have conversations with lay people about autism, it is a conversation about treatment of…”
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Woodall emphasizes the need to focus on life-changing solutions for autism rather than just symptom treatment.
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