For People With Autism, Can Restaurant Kitchens Be a Haven?
The New York Times
Specialized restaurant programs are successfully providing individuals with autism with meaningful employment and sensory-friendly work environments that help reduce stress and improve social skills. These kitchens offer structured routines and clear tasks, allowing employees to thrive in a supportive atmosphere that contrasts with the chaos of typical open kitchens.
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