The Autistic Brain

Thinking Across the Spectrum

De: Temple Grandin, Richard Panek

Narrado por: Andrea Gallo

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The amazing opportunities for autistic

I liked the overall commitment to the autistic individual to get a more realistic view of their potential.

Ways of thinking

The description of different ways the autistic brain this in is was mind blowing, I,especially appreciated her suggestions at the end about socializing a person with autism to be a useful part of society. this applies to Neuro typical people as well!

things I have never known or considered.

In depth first person account of autism in a way that anyone can understand.

Innovative and enlightening!!!

I found this book incredibly helpful on the inside of the autistic brain. It’s fascinating to hear their inner workings of the autistic brain and how it lights up on a brain scan shedding light on the wise of the behaviors in our autistic children.
I am a huge fan and have been for many years , Temple’s words encourage and open doors to the possibilities instead of the closed doors the rest of the world says about children with ASD.
Temple has given me so much hope for my children and I’m excited to see who they become 😊

Covered a lot of recent research on autism and the brain as promised!

I enjoyed this book and it added to my professional understanding of what autism looks like and how it affects each person in a more scientific manner as opposed to the behavioral approach Im used to. It didnt make for the most riveting audio listen, with some of the terms and studies being lost in this way for me. As someone with a neurological disorder however who really struggles with reading longer texts, this is an unfortunate limitation for me and I remain happy I listened to the book even if it may work better in written form for most!