Autism & Mental Health
Jan 26 2020
•Documentary
This film shows the correlation between autism and mental health, and how, through the advice of proffesors and speakers, people living with autism can live a healthy, happy life.
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See allDr. Tony Attwood
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Dr Michelle Garnett
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Richard Maguire
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Andy Norton
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