Bridging the autism divide through communication


  • Nation
  • Sunday, 16 Jun 2019

Sharing the knowledge: Ruth (right) explaining about autism to students (from left) Senthamarai, Nur Adibah and Ravi Menon at her academy in Klang.

KLANG: Nur Adibah Mohd Sayuti had no idea what autism was until her 30-month-old daughter started showing radical behavioural changes five years ago.

While she went through many difficulties in trying to understand her daughter’s condition, her husband walked out on her and filed a divorce.

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