Autism

Communicating While Impaired

De: Alice Caldwell

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Stressed Out Dealing With Someone Diagnosed With Autism?

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Autism and autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are the general terms used to refer to a group of complex disorders that affect brain development. It is often associated with intellectual disability and impaired motor coordination. However, autism is NOT a disease!

Are You Having Trouble Figuring Out What Your Child Wants?

This book is designed for everyone who wants to learn more about autism. You’ll learn about the signs, symptoms, and causes of the medical condition for early detection. You’ll also be given a list of early warning signs to watch out in your toddler so you can immediately consult a doctor for proper diagnosis. This book also focuses on how you can effectively establish communication and a good relationship between you and a person with autism. You will also find tips on how to help a person with autism cope with the challenges this medical condition entails.

Do You Feel Helpless Trying To Give Your Child A Normal Life?

Finding out a child has autism can be devastating. It can affect all areas of life. However, every child is different. There is no single proven method that works in establishing clear and effective communication for all children and adults diagnosed with autism. Because of this, it is important to observe and learn the problems he/she is dealing with in order to implement a specialized plan for effective communication. In order to do this, you must first educate yourself on autism. Take the first step! Download this book today so you can raise awareness about autism in yourself and others! _____ neurodevelopmental disorder, brain disorder, development, communication, impairment, autism, autistic children, leaning disability, autism spectrum disorder, ASD, communicative disorder, developmental disorder, child development

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Most of the information was outdated. I listened to try to learn and to hopefully see where the author was going. I know nothing about the author. However, it seemed like the perspective was someone who has never had to live with autism. And such a bias outdated mindset of it.