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Part 4: Treatment and management of ASD Part 4 162 New Zealand Autism Spectrum Disorder Guideline
Part 5 Living in the community “I have not recovered from autism. I believe that no human being should be ashamed of who he or she is.” New Zealand Autism Spectrum Disorder Guideline 163
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New Zealand Autism Spectrum Disorde
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Whakapüpütia mai ö mänuka kia k
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“I am tired of having to do 100%
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2.3 Physical well-being............
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References.........................
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Overview “It is common for me and
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Overview Overview Purpose of the Ne
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Overview Overview Preface I was bor
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Overview Overview educational princ
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Overview Overview Consultation To f
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Overview Overview Executive summary
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Overview Overview Key recommendatio
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Overview Overview Part 7 Mäori per
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Overview Overview or to changes in
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Part 1 Diagnosis and initial assess
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Part 8 Pacific peoples’ perspecti
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References “It is not wrong to th
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References 29. English A, Essex J.
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References 274. Green CJ, Bassett K
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References 320. Paavonen J, Niemine
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References 368. Unger DD, Parent W,
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References 417. Ministry of Health.
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Glossary “It’s like attacking a
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Glossary Asperger syndrome (AS) Ass
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