Autism in Kids
Parent's Guide to Autism Treatment and Support (Using Daily Activities to Help Kids Communicate Learn and Connect)
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The book will be of interest not only to parents of children with autism, but also teachers, social workers and other specialists working with autistic individuals - they will benefit from learning about the parents' experiences, problems and inspirations, and will benefit from the tips and suggestions to try in the classroom, respite care, etc. Besides, those who want to know more about autism because they are interested in this condition or have friends who have a child with autism and want to understand and support them will also find many insights that shed light on what their friends expe...
The book will be of interest not only to parents of children with autism, but also teachers, social workers and other specialists working with autistic individuals - they will benefit from learning about the parents' experiences, problems and inspirations, and will benefit from the tips and suggestions to try in the classroom, respite care, etc. Besides, those who want to know more about autism because they are interested in this condition or have friends who have a child with autism and want to understand and support them will also find many insights that shed light on what their friends experience in their everyday life. In good parenting for kids with autism, you will discover:What precisely autism is - what causes it. The signs and symptoms of autism What causes autism The emotions of kids with autism and how to face them. How to manage external stimuli and avoid the triggers that. The early indications of autism Assistance is available to meet your child's unique needs and support their learning, development, and success in life. Options range from free government services to in-home behavioral treatment and school-based programs. It's essential to look for oneself when caring for a child with asd. Being emotionally resilient enables you to provide the greatest care possible for your child.
