

John Puls : Autism, Justice, and Understanding: Navigating the Criminal System
Send us Fan Mail Send us a text John Puls, a psychotherapist specializing in forensic work, shares critical insights on navigating the intersection of autism, mental health, and the criminal justice system. He draws on his extensive experience working with individuals in crisis to offer practical guidance for families…
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