Howard Buten
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Howard Buten (born 1950, Detroit, Michigan) is an American author living in France. He is also a psychologist, clown, and violin player. He is the writer of When I Was Five I Killed Myself.
When as a young man Howard Buten encountered his first child with Autism, he was stunned, exhilarated, and consumed by a single thought: What must it be like to be him? Today, 30 years later, this continues to be the question that has shaped Buten's life's work as a researcher, clinical psychologist, therapist, and founder of a noted clinic for the autistic in Paris, France.
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