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Treating trauma, not autism: a critical response to Te Hennepe et al. (2026)

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By Marie Camin, Monique Botha, Liam Spicer
| Taylor & Francis Online
We read with interest this pre–post study by Te Hennepe et al. (Citation2026), reporting that intensive trauma-focused treatment was associated with large, comparable reductions in PTSD symptoms in patients with ‘high and low ASD traits’, with no dropouts and no apparent adverse events. Our concerns are not with this central finding but with the methodology, ethical considerations, language and framing of autism, and the generalisations made. 1.
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How to talk to your child about their autism diagnosis - the earlier, the better

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By Josephine Barbaro, Marie Camin
| Rappler Verified
With better awareness and acceptance, approximately one out of every 50 children is receiving an autism diagnosis. More and more families are deciding when to share this information with their child. Some parents worry that doing so will “label” their child, or make others treat them differently. Autism is a neurodevelopmental disability that presents as differences in socializing, communicating, and processing information (including thinking, sensing, and regulating).
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How to talk to your child about their autism diagnosis - the earlier the better

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By Josephine Barbaro, Marie Camin
| The Conversation Verified
With better awareness and acceptance, approximately one out of every 50 children is receiving an autism diagnosis. More and more families are deciding when to share this information with their child. Some parents worry that doing so will “label” their child, or make others treat them differently. Autism is a neurodevelopmental disability that presents as differences in socialising, communicating, and processing information (including thinking, sensing and regulating).
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