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Understanding Why Autistic People May Reject Social Touch
Published March 20, 2012
in Time Magazine
Now, a new study offers insight into why some people shrug off physical touches and how families affected by autism may learn to share hugs without overwhelming an autistic childs senses.
Understanding Why Autistic People May Reject Social Touch
Filed under: Adults, Applied Behavior Analysis, Brain Imaging, featured, Social Skills, Treatments