Riley Goldsmith: Autism is Not a Mental Health Problem

Beyond the DSM: Autistic Identity

Riley discusses the important distinction between autism and mental health disorders, emphasizing that autism is not a mental health disorder on its own. Riley also explores the concept of reclaiming the autism identity, advocating for a more positive and empowering perspective. 

In Partnership With

/site_files/content/images/government-of-ontario.png

Related Courses & Information

Share This Article

/site_files/content/images/review-stars.svg

Coast Mountain School District

“Thank you for providing us with useful information to help me improve my teaching practices in the classroom and school. You have inspired me to be a better teacher.”

/site_files/content/images/review-stars.svg

Sonderly User

“Explained so well with details and videos really helped us to see how to set up our classroom for our learning diversity students thank you"

/site_files/content/images/review-stars.svg

School board staff in Ontario

“The engaging presentation style and the practical examples made the content accessible and relevant to our work. We appreciate the comprehensive and informative session.”

/site_files/content/images/review-stars.svg

Special Educator, Ontario

Rebecca presented "Thanks For Asking!" Using Communication Temptations with Autistic Students to Increase Spontaneous Interactions was an incredibly informative presentation", the Best presentation I have attended at CEC Ontario in the last several years.

/site_files/content/images/review-stars.svg

Special Education Coordinator, Quebec

"Our teachers have found the ADHD course extremely helpful. They made amendments to the physical layout of their classroom based on this training. They've also had a chance to apply this new learning to some of our students and have made some plans for accommodations beginning the first day."

PreviousNext

© 2024 Sonderly.io All Rights Reserved.

Privacy Policy     Terms of Use