Zosia Zaks is a certified rehabilitation counselor, author, and autistic self-advocate. He manages the Towson University's Hussman Center for Adults with Autism, where he teaches service-learning courses that examine autism through a social justice lens. Listen to episode 21 where we explore:<ul><li>How diversity education can truly shift the paradigm to make disability inclusion more effective and empowering for everyone</li><li>Why attitudinal accommodations are the key to positive inclusion for autistic people</li><li>The concrete ways OTs can support autistic people at work</li><li>What true self-advocacy looks like and why and how to start it young</li><li>How everyone benefits from accommodations and advocacy strategies used by disabled people</li></ul> 
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Authenticity & Gender Expression with Lyric Holmans, The Neurodivergent Rebel

A place where we explore research, amplify autistic voices, and change the way we think about autism in life and in professional therapy practice.
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