The Autistic Spectrum Parents' Daily Helper

ISBN: 9781569753866

出版社: Transition Vendor

出版年: 2004-3

页数: 128

定价: $ 22.54

装帧: Pap

内容简介

"DEMYSTIFIES THE DAY-TO-DAY CHALLENGES OF A SON OR DAUGHTER WITH AUTISM BY CREATING ORDER AND LEARNING IN THEIR DAILY ACTIVITIES. IN SO DOING, IT CREATES HOPE." --AMI KLIN, PH.D., YALE CHILD STUDY CENTER As the parent of a child with autism, you know how difficult it can be to simply get through the day. From getting dressed in the morning to brushing teeth before bed, raising a special needs child can turn ordinary events into extraordinary challenges. This book focuses on those kinds of everyday events. YOUR WORKBOOK Discover the methods for breaking through to your child and reaching into his or her world while supporting his or her learning style. Designed specifically for parents, this section introduces you to the exercises and activities you will be doing with your child. Everything is carefully explained, using lay terminology and simple illustration, including: Visual strategies User-friendly schedules Excursion plans YOUR CHILD'S WORKBOOK Hands-on activities in this section of the work-book will teach your child basic skills, using humor and time--tested educational techniques. On handy tear-out pages, these engaging games and exercises help your child learn how to: Recognize emotions Get dressed Read the clock Understand safety sights. Visit doctors, dentists, friends and family comfortably And much more. . . About the Authors Phil Abrams is the father of a child with autism. He is also an actor and a behaviorist who works with children who have autism. A graduate of UC Berkeley, he is soon to receive his Masters in Special Education from National University in LA. Leslie Henriques, M.P.H, is the co-publisher of Ulysses Press and a graduate of UC Berkeley. She received her Masters of Public Health degree from the University of Hawaii, Manoa. Lorna Wing, M.D., an internationally recognized medical authority, has been studying autism for over 30 years. Her work with autistic children in the 1970's redefined the classic profile of autism and helped create the concept of autistic spectrum disorders.