Autism Isn’t Something to Fix: A Conversation with Sam Mitchell

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The prevalence and increasing diagnosis rates of autism, now at 1 in 33.
Personal journey and lived experiences of Sam Mitchell from childhood with autism.
Recognizing signs and cues of autism in children, including repetitive behaviors, social cue misunderstandings, and sensory sensitivities.
Practical strategies for supporting children on the spectrum, including therapy options like ABA and the importance of routine and predictability.
Challenges and misconceptions about autism — including the myth that autism is a disease to be fixed.
Tips for foster families: identifying autism early, supporting during meltdowns, and creating inclusive environments.
The range of abilities among individuals with autism, from non-speaking to self-sufficient adults.
The importance of giving people with autism a fair chance in education and employment.
How awareness and understanding can shift societal perception and promote acceptance.

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