RobertColumbia wrote:
In our world, we have a perennial debate on Autism "services" - vocational rehabilitation, ABA, sheltered workshops, special education, etc. If the situation was reversed, and NT's were a minority in a world primarily populated by neurodiverse people, what accommodations or services would NT people need in order to function in that world (have friends, make a living, etc.)?
Part of me feels that NT's would actually not need that many services, as neurodiverse people would be naturally accommodating, but I wanted to get some other opinions. Would NT's need some sort of "Reverse ABA" to learn to act like the majority? Would they need special job placement programs?
Not exactly reverse ABA, but job wise do to lack of special interests they would likely be considered impaired, so either sheltered workshops or job training. Also, do to rigidness to conform to social standards, I see therapy being invented to try to counter that.
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