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Understanding and Working with Autism
Understanding and Working with Autism Wendy reflects on herself as a child, at school, teenage and beyond. Her insights give us valuable insights into people with an ASD, and how they interact differently. Live Recording of session held in Sydney 2009
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September 6, 2010
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