Autism: 25 Ways to Manage Sensory Disorders, Special Needs, ADHD/ADD, ASD, and Asperger’s Syndrome

By: Margaret Seeker

Narrated by: Jason Leikam

Length: 1 hr and 20 mins

Publisher's Summary

The resources available to parents and family of individuals on the autism spectrum are plentiful; however, there is lots of misinformation in this literature. From the debacle over whether vaccines lead to autism to treatments of all varieties both effective and ineffective, I want to cut through the lies of other resources and give you the simple and practical information you need.  

In this audiobook, you will find the definitive knowledge you need to broaden your horizons on autism spectrum disorders and learn of the available treatment options that are accessible today. I have taken a look at more than a dozen different treatment methods and can tell you which ones are effective and which ones are not. I have also provided strategies for interacting with adults and children on all levels of the autism spectrum, providing you the key pieces of information you need to make your interactions as comfortable and soothing as possible.  

It’s time for someone to breakdown autism spectrum disorders in a simple and easy-to-understand way. It’s time to learn about common treatments, which ones work and which don’t, and it’s time to feel comfortable in any situation with regards to autism spectrum disorders. Stop feeling unsure of what to do or what to say - learn the essential knowledge you need about autism spectrum disorders by listening to this audiobook today.   

Here is a preview of what’s included in this audiobook:

• Layman explanations of conditions on the spectrum of autism disorders 
• An examination of the current treatment options available to patients, for both adults and children 
• Essential information for how to interact with individuals on the autism spectrum, including Asperger’s 
• A review of alternative therapies available for adults and children on the autism spectrum 
• Tips for helping children and adults who suffer from a sensory processing disorder 
• An expansive guide written by an experienced member in the autism community 

©2016 Margaret Seeker (P)2018 Margaret Seeker

This is an excellent book.

This is an excellent book. It's comprehensive and complete. I think if you want to be introduced to Aspergers, go elsewhere first. Get a fundamental overview. Then come back to this once you have the basics and a few stories under your belt.

This is a great book,

This is a great book, written in easy to understand format! Would recommend to any parent, professional, para-professional in the field!

This book is accessible and easy to read. It's a p

This book is accessible and easy to listen. It's a perfect companion for parents as they navigate through the process of identification and treatment. For the professional, it's an excellent overview resource that touches on a team approach toward ASD.

This book is the most comprehensive resource.

This book is the most comprehensive resource on autism available today. This book combines practical advice and evidence-based strategies to assist you at every stage of development.

I love it.

This book has a lot of great information. Very useful as well. Would be great for a regular education teacher or a special education teacher.

This book is an exceptional resource.

This book is an exceptional resource for people involved with a child or children with ASD. From practical advice, information about research and therapies, education, legal implications for special education and beyond, dealing with home and school, to essential scientific information, this book covers it all, and well.

Enjoyed.

It has helped me to understand some of what to expect as my grandson continues along the Asperger's path and how to deal with these occurrence.

Perfect for beginners.

This book has helped me to understand how to handle the things in my life I can not change. Great guide lines to a subject that is tough to talk about with someone who has not experienced it in their family. You don't feel so alone when you listen this book as to the things that go on in your life, that you are a part of, but have no control to change.

Very good book.

Very good book with a lot of excellent information. I'd recommend this as the first book to be listen on the subject of Asperger's Syndrome, because it provides an excellent foundation of knowledge on the subject. It deeply discuss 25 Ways to Manage Sensory Disorders, Special Needs, ADHD/ADD, ASD, and Asperger’s Syndrome.

Good insight.

This is clear, concise and INSIGHT into the Asperger's Syndrome. Do not miss it. Highly recommended.

Good informative.

This is the most thorough source of information on Manage Sensory Disorders, Special Needs, ADHD/ADD, ASD, and Asperger’s Syndrome that I've listen.

Good for listen

Good listen for those dealing with anyone with autism. Might be listen by anyone who may encounter those with autism.

Explains the subject clearly.

Explains the subject clearly and develops many sound and practical ideas. Just enough information about the theory with plenty of helpful tips and ideas to use every day. As a parent and carer of someone with Autism I can say from experience that Alan has focused on many of the things that can make a real difference and as a result this isn't just a book to listen it is one that you can use with confidence.

Outstanding.

Thank you so much for writing a great book that has helpful techniques and understanding of different situations of Autism.

Patronising

Extremily patronising approach ; could no finish. Boring narrated could no get engaged into it ; just feels like read wats is autism on wikipidia or something .

Good Listen

Found book to be a good listen, informative, helpful, insightful and practical both in the way it was written and read.

The listing of simptoms and variants relevant to condition was very insightful.

Furthermore the knowledge expressed and explained regarding each condition, along with various ways to treat or combat the conditions was great.

I would recommend this book to anyone wanting to explore potential diagnosis of autism in the family. To aid in a better understanding of the subject matter on a basic level and how the many variants of the condition can differ.

Plus the indicators listed although not exhaustive are a great start.