Safeguarding has traditionally been built upon a foundation of observing behavioral norms and identifying deviations from those norms as potential indicators of risk or harm. However, as our understanding of neurodiversity evolves, it has become increasingly clear that traditional safeguarding frameworks can sometimes disadvantage neurodivergent individuals—such as those with autism,...
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