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Culturally Receptive and Moral ABA: Client-Centered Treatment, Informed Approval, and Neurodiversity-Aligned Practice
By @autism-learning-breakthroughs-adaptive-learning-journey-series
The heart of ethical applied habits evaluation is not a dense handbook of rules, it is a stance toward people. That stance insists on authorization, dignity, social humbleness, and inquisitiveness about what a great life looks like for the person receiving support, not for the system offering them. Over the previous years, many BCBAs and habits specialists have changed from compliance-oriented shows to client-centered therapy that values freedom and identity. The change is
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