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Glass children: the system doesn't see the burden that the siblings of children with autism are carrying, and they don't notice it until they're diagnosed
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Glass children: the system doesn't see the burden that the siblings of children with autism are carrying, and they don't notice it until they're diagnosed

The article discusses the experiences of siblings of children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), referred to as 'glass children,' who often go unnoticed by systems designed to support those with ASD diagnoses. These siblings face emotional challenges due to the intense focus placed on their autistic sibling, leading to feelings of neglect and invisibility within the family dynamic. The article highlights the lack of recognition and support for these children, despite their significant emotional burden. It introduces a newly published book titled 'Glass Children – Family and Autism in the Algorithmic Age' which aims to raise awareness and provide guidance for professionals working with such families.

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Glass children: the system doesn't see the burden that the siblings of children with autism are carrying, and they don't notice it until they're diagnosed

The article discusses the experiences of siblings of children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), referred to as 'glass children,' who often go unnoticed by systems designed to support those with ASD diagnoses. These siblings face emotional challenges due to the intense focus placed on their autistic sibling, leading to feelings of neglect and invisibility within the family dynamic. The article highlights the lack of recognition and support for these children, despite their significant emotional burden. It introduces a newly published book titled 'Glass Children – Family and Autism in the Algorithmic Age' which aims to raise awareness and provide guidance for professionals working with such families.

Bias read (Center): The article presents a balanced discussion of the challenges faced by siblings of children with autism, focusing on systemic issues rather than taking a clear ideological stance. It emphasizes the need for greater awareness and support without overtly favoring any particular political perspective.

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