The Asperger Syndrome For Parents
Schmidt, Bernhard J.
Parents and their Asperger children communicate differently. This easily leads to misunderstandings and difficulties. Autists talk plain text. This is also reflected in this book. In a compact way, a new perspective on the communication between parents and Asperger children is shown, in which it is especially clear that autism is not a developmental disorder. The other form of ...
Sinopsis
Parents and their Asperger children communicate differently. This easily leads to misunderstandings and difficulties.
Autists talk plain text. This is also reflected in this book.
In a compact way, a new perspective on the communication between parents and Asperger children is shown, in which it is especially clear that autism is not a developmental disorder.
The other form of communication and interaction can lead to a developmental disorder - but it does not have to!
Understanding this particular form of communication and interaction avoids misunderstandings and paves the way to a happy, symptom-free life.
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