3 Quotes by Ellen Notbohm

If we can't start by seeing an autistic child as inherently capable, interesting, and valuable, no amount of education or therapy we layer on top is going to matter.

Presuming that a nonspeaking child has nothing to say is like presuming that an adult without a car has nowhere to go.

If we can’t start by seeing an autistic child as inherently capable, interesting, and valuable, no amount of education or therapy we layer on top is going to matter.