Dave Jersey submits the following posts on his blog Reward and Consent.
"Interview, essay: Anna Kosovskaya escapes the Judge Rotenberg Center of Applied Behavior Analysis electroshock "treatment/torture", her self-reported adventures with interviewer analysis.
Behavioral Ethics essay: My one day of electric shock was worse than 36 years of antipsychotics.
Advocacy motivation: Judge Rotenberg Center's Achilles' heel vulnerability is the truth about Applied Behavior Analysis' electroshock torture.
Trigger Warnings for Discussion of ABA, of the practices in the Judge Rotenberg Center, of electroshock, torture, and medications.
To raising Autism awareness and Acceptance, and battling negative stereotypes about Autism. To advocate for the inclusion of Autistic people in the community. To offer a forum to broadcast our stories and thoughts, and to help the messages of Autistic people and non-Austistic allies reach as many people as possible.
Here's another one I submitted, I seem to recall. It must have been accidentally omitted from my submissions. There are pageviews from here to my blog. Thanks for making this wonderful concept come true, autistic blogging day!
ReplyDeleteNews report action alert: Association for Behavior Analysis International "approves" Judge Rotenberg (electroshock "treatment/torture") Center.
http://rewardandconsent.blogspot.com/2015/05/the-judge-rotenberg-center-school-of.html