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Good practice guide - For professionals delivering talking therapies for autistic adults and childre 2021-10-07

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National UAtistic Society (UK)
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Our Mental Health Project, in collaboration with Mind, aims to establish how to make mental health talking therapies better for autistic people.

This guide incorporates the views of over 1,500 autistic people and almost 1,000 family members who responded to our mental health survey in October and November 2020. It is also based on our in-depth discussions with 17 autistic people, eight family members and 15 mental health professionals.
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