Felicity is lecturer in psychology of education at Bristol University in the United Kingdom.
Felicity Sedgewick
Graduate student
University College London
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Women with autism value friendships as much as their neurotypical peers do, but they often have difficulty forming and maintaining them.
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16 May 2017 | 6 min read
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