Title: Why is suffering "therapy"?
Product review: At least one high-functioning autistic person who was subjected to "holding therapy" as a child has said that "the suffering was terrible and it achieved nothing" and described being "shocked into a state of terrified quietness".Given all the effort we put into teaching children to say "no" and resist when someone tries to touch them in ways that frighten them or that they don't like, I wonder precisely what "holding therapy" teaches them?
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