Autism and Aggression: Understanding the Link and Finding Support
Autism is a spectrum; aggression is not inherent to autism but may occur due to communication difficulties, sensory overload, or frustration. Violence is a choice, not a symptom. If aggression is a concern, seek professional evaluation—a behavioral therapist can identify triggers and develop individualized strategies.
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