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Used by parents of children with ASD to describe their child's unique needs and experiences
Used in discussions about neurodiversity and understanding different cognitive profiles
Used by healthcare professionals when discussing diagnoses and treatment plans for individuals with ASD
Used to describe students who may require additional support and accommodations in school settings
Refers to individuals who are diagnosed with ASD and may exhibit a range of behaviors and characteristics
In the context of a writer, 'on the spectrum' may refer to a character in a story who has autism or is portrayed as having traits of autism.
In the context of a psychologist, 'on the spectrum' may refer to a client or patient who has been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and is seeking therapy or support.
In the context of a teacher, 'on the spectrum' may refer to a student who has autism and requires special accommodations or support in the classroom.
In the context of a medical doctor, 'on the spectrum' may refer to a patient who has autism and is seeking medical treatment or care.
In the context of a human resources manager, 'on the spectrum' may refer to an employee who has disclosed their autism diagnosis and is requesting workplace accommodations or support.
In the context of a speech therapist, 'on the spectrum' may refer to a client who has autism and is receiving speech therapy to improve communication skills.
In the context of an occupational therapist, 'on the spectrum' may refer to a client who has autism and is receiving therapy to improve daily living skills and independence.
In the context of a special education teacher, 'on the spectrum' may refer to a student who has autism and is receiving specialized instruction and support tailored to their needs.