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- Closing the Mortality Gap: Novel Approaches to Improve Physical Health and Quality of Life among People with Mental Illness (2)
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- Stroke and neurorestoratology (1)
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- Family and Peer Facilitated/Led Interventions for Severe Mental Health Problems (2)
- Therapeutic Response to Psychedelic Therapy – Who, What, Why & How? (3)
- Current Perspectives of Chronic Stress: from Neurobiology to Treatment (3)
- Issues and Solutions in Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) (9)
- Cariprazine in schizophrenia (5)
- The Caregiver Perspective on Pediatric ADHD (3)
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Autism, Autonomy, and Policy: Approaches to Enhancing Choice and Long-Term Cost Savings Across ASD Communities
Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and/or Intellectual Development Disorder (IDD) face significant barriers to autonomy in key areas such as healthcare, education, employment, therapy modalities, housing, and daily living. Policy frameworks often prioritize standardized interventions rather than individualized support, limiting choice and self-determination. This Article Collection explores how policy-driven, data-informed approaches may enhance autonomy for individuals with ASD and/or IDD and their caregivers, improve well-being, and reduce long-term costs associated with restrictive care models.