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Tag Archives: The Friendship Formula

Are We Friends? Exploring Autism and Friendship

May 28, 2019Jenna1 CommentPractical Parenting

How well do you know your child’s friends? Is the friendship mutually beneficial? How do you know? There’s no recommended magic number of friends or amount of time spent with them, but having some kind of healthy friendship is beneficial for everyone. I spoke with two adult female autistic advocates (Lydia Wayman and Amy Gravino)…

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