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Raising awareness about abuse means more than knowing what it looks like — it also means understanding why  it happens, and why certain groups face higher risks. For neurodiverse individuals, these risks often stem from a combination of communication differences, social misunderstanding, dependency on support, and a society that doesn’t always value difference as it should. By learning why  neurodiverse individuals can be at greater risk, we can all play a part in building a

Neurodiversity is a spectrum, and it is crucial that we as parents, professionals and members of our community do our utmost to protect...