Autism and the Behaviour Iceberg
Have you heard of the Iceberg metaphor to describe behaviour issues in children with Autism? It was first used by Eric Schopler in 1995,
February 3, 2021
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Have you heard of the Iceberg metaphor to describe behaviour issues in children with Autism? It was first used by Eric Schopler in 1995,
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