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EPISODE · Apr 9, 2025 · 36 MIN

Autism Myths or Inconvenient Truths? 5 autism beliefs that may be stopping growth

from All Brains Grow · host Louloua Smadi El Hajj

In this heartfelt and honest conversation, Host Louloua Smadi El Hajj and guest Krystel Alhayek come together for Autism Awareness Month to unpack 5 common myths about autism that may be standing in the way of real growth—for parents, professionals, and autistic individuals themselves. From the damaging belief that autistic children are just being “difficult,” to the myth that they always need supervision or must be “fixed” to live a happy life, this episode invites you to gently unlearn and reframe outdated ideas. Louloua and Krystel bring their personal and professional experiences to the table, offering real-life examples, thoughtful reflections, and a much-needed reminder: when we change the lens, we change the possibilities. ✨ Whether you’re a parent, teacher, therapist, or just curious about how to better support autistic individuals, this episode will leave you feeling informed, empowered, and hopeful. 💬 Have more myths you think we should bust? Send them our way—we’d love to keep the conversation going. Head to www.allbrainsgrow.com for parent support and resources

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