Autism Assessment Referral: A Mother’s Experience

In this paper I engage in an autobiographical inquiry into my experience of my son’s autism assessment referral and how this experience has continued to guide me in my learning journey as a mother, educator, friend, and family member. Thinking about how a parent’s greatest gift in this world is their children, I inquire into the messiness of life-making that occurs when parents are informed by a school specialist that their child should undergo an autism assessment. I share my experiences as a parent receiving information.

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LEARNing Landscapes
Published
2025-06-24
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https://doi.org/10.36510/learnland.vi29.1148
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Family and Disability Support Research
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Autism Assessment Referral: A Mother’s Experience

Brittany Ouellette
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Autism Assessment Referral: A Mother’s Experience

Brittany Ouellette
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Abstract

In this paper I engage in an autobiographical inquiry into my experience of my son’s autism assessment referral and how this experience has continued to guide me in my learning journey as a mother, educator, friend, and family member. Thinking about how a parent’s greatest gift in this world is their children, I inquire into the messiness of life-making that occurs when parents are informed by a school specialist that their child should undergo an autism assessment. I share my experiences as a parent receiving information.

LEARNing Landscapes(29)
University of Alberta (CA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 77%
Family and Disability Support Research
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