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Title
Autistic Flourishing and Wellbeing
Description
Flourishing belongs to all of us and is part of our shared human experience. Yet when we talk about wellbeing and a life well lived, the stories and strengths of autistic people have often been missing from those conversations. The emerging autism wellbeing movement is helping to shift this narrative by grounding our understanding of wellbeing in lived experience and recognizing that flourishing looks different for each person (Wright and Curran, 2025).
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Last Updated
2/1/26
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