Autism - "Blaming the Parents"

Fifty years ago, autism research underwent a significant shift as prevailing scientific knowledge was supplanted by a rigid dogma. This book explores the implications of that transition, examining how it shaped perceptions and understanding of autism over the decades. It delves into the consequences of adhering to outdated beliefs and advocates for a return to evidence-based approaches, aiming to foster a more nuanced and compassionate understanding of autism in contemporary society.