Ari Ne’eman: Let me start the recording. You can talk a little bit about how part of autism acceptance is addressing barriers in public schools and dealing with opening up…
…from loved ones. A patient with an intellectual disability is especially likely to consult with friends or family and would benefit from a cognitively accessible version of information about the…
…urinating, defecating, and biting”). ASAN does not believe it is sound to ban a class of support animals on the basis of rumors and negative press about ESAs. DOT should…
…Department of Labor’s proposed rule about 14(c) should reflect U.S. Department of Justice guidance, which makes clear that individuals with disabilities must be able to live, work, and receive services…
…The Department of Education proposed a Title IX Athletics rule that would prohibit categorical bans on transgender athletes participating in parts. Unfortunately, the proposed rule would still allow for some…
…want people to know about autism, the connotation of “awareness” can imply something negative, or something to be worried about. Acceptance is an action, and we look forward to future…
…to affect behavioral compliance. ASAN strongly supports the proposed rule to ban the use of Electronic Stimulation Devices (ESDs) for self-injurious behavior (SIB) and aggressive behavior (AB). ASAN has long…
…Researchers should exhibit basic competency in Augmented and Alternative Communication (AAC) devices to include people with a wider range of communication needs in research. There must be consideration for barriers…
…of the Affordable Care Act itself clearly indicates that Congress intended the full statute to apply to private insurers and insurance programs. The Affordable Care Act repeatedly refers to “employer-sponsored…
…of intensity. For individuals who need a high level of support, a plan that covers daily ABA sessions but only weekly sessions of other types of interventions would not offer…
