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Tag Archives: Christine Condo

Autism Interview #125 Christine M. Condo on Accommodations and Socialization Differences

April 14, 2020Jenna1 CommentInterviews

Christine M. Condo is an Autism writer, consultant, and spokesperson. She blogs about her autistic experience and is pursuing a master’s degree in technical communication at George Mason University. This week she discussed the fatigue of masking and the importance of accommodations and being open to different styles of communication.

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