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World Autism Awareness Day. by Katheryne Córdova Academic Career of Phonoaudiology University of the Americas, Headquarters Concepción
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Every April 2nd, we look back at the world from new perspectives. World Autism Awareness Day invites us to recognize that this condition is not a label that defines a person, but a legitimate and valuable way of being. Addressing this issue also implies recognizing that this path will not always be simple. To receive a diagnosis in a context where so many confusions, myths and lack of information still persist, generates uncertainty in families.…
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