Maggie and Eric teamed up to conduct a research project titled Program Development for Neurodiverse Students in Higher Education. We discuss topics related to neurodiversity in higher education, outline their project, and the implications their research could have for occupational therapy practice.
Resources mentioned during the show:
<a href="https://collegeautismnetwork.org/research/canvas/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://collegeautismnetwork.org/research/canvas/</a>

Maggie and Eric teamed up to conduct a research project titled Program Development for Neurodiverse Students in Higher Education. We discuss topics related to neurodiversity in higher education, outline their project, and the implications their research could have for occupational therapy practice. Resources mentioned during the show: https://collegeautismnetwork.org/research/canvas/

Maggie and Eric teamed up to conduct a research project titled Program Development for Neurodiverse Students in Higher Education. We discuss topics related to neurodiversity in higher education, outline their project, and the implications their research could have for occupational therapy practice.
Resources mentioned during the show:
<a href="https://collegeautismnetwork.org/research/canvas/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://collegeautismnetwork.org/research/canvas/</a>

Doctoral Research of Maggie Armstrong and Eric Yamakado - Neurodiversity

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