Dr. Amy Laurent

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114 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2023 last heard Apr 2023

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And I started reflecting on some of our other conversations where she would say these things.
And I would just shake my head and laugh and be like, she's so naive.
And then I started to put all those naive statements over all the years all together and be like, oh, it's not naivety.
It's social not understanding.
And here I am, somebody who has been in the field for a long time, is a co-author of a model, who's looked to as somebody as a specialist.
And it took me a long time to put the pieces together to go, wow.
Oh, my gosh, I missed it.
And I truly missed it.
And then when I started to go back and put things together, I'm like, I don't know how I missed it.
but I did.
And so again, I think the evolution in the field, not just as autistic individuals identifying themselves and recognizing it in themselves, but the professionals are going, oh, we had this very narrow view.
Sure.
So CERTs is a model of education or support for autistic individuals.
And it's an acronym because all models of education have acronyms associated with them.
So SNC stands for social communication.
We'll level that up in just a minute.
ENR stands for emotional regulation and TNS stands for transactional support.
So the model is designed to support autistic individuals in developing the communication and regulation abilities that will help them navigate their daily lives in ways that are meaningful and authentic to them.
And that's done through transactional support, right?
That's the partner in this.
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