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Out-of-the-box thinkers needed to solve earth’s most pressing problems. Autism as a point pride
instead of pity. Professor Attwood explains the theoretical basis for understanding AS, its
manifestations and the diverse experiences of individuals with AS. Click the Back button on your
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maybe they've always been on the autism spectrum, or autistic teens who are starting to transition
into adulthood, this book is a solid place to start. In the 1950’s when I was growing up, kids like me
were described as different, eccentric, and unsociable. You are covered by the eBay Money Back
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Speaking as a psychologist in training, this book has also given me insight on how those with
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a bit old-fashioned to me because it includes more British spellings, but that is a minor
inconvenience. While this book was written for mental health professionals and teachers, I
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individuals with AS), Have a question about Asperger syndrome. However, it was from this book
that I could draw a clear plan of action for my son and my family. Tony Atwood is undoubtedly an
expert and has been able to put much into this book, which nicely complements professional advice.
Last year, Trish attended a conference to learn more about living a full life with autism in the family.
Neither of the books include difficult technical jargons and complicated structures. Accessibility,
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glossary in the back of the book., This is a comprehensive and thorough discussion of Asperger's. So
the problem is usually the system rather than purely the person themselves.”. It’s to go back in time to
then to explore it together. The book provides a description and analysis of the unusual
characteristics of the syndrome and practical strategies to reduce those that are most conspicuous or
debilitating. For readers who do not have a lot of time there is a quick reference index to go straight
to the aspect you want to know about first. He doesn't have a lot of friends, and still struggles
socially, and alway will - but. he. is. happy. and. well. Thank you Dr. Attwood for all of your great
advice. Essential reading for families and individuals affected by AS as well as teachers,
professionals and employers coming in contact with people with AS, this book should be on the
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So, we do need to tell GPs to be aware of that component.”. They guide and support the child
through young adulthood. “Don’t you have anything like that here?” he exclaimed as we all shook
our heads “no.”. Professor Tony Attwood presents workshops; runs training programmes for parents,
professionals and individuals with Asperger’s and High Functioning Autism; and is a keynote
speaker at conferences all over the world. Attwood has been studying, writing about and speaking
about AS for many years, and has gained a reputation for being knowledgable, approachable, and
practical in his advice and thoughts. Text-block edges are lightly scuffed with a stray smudge or
two. The third section is also excellent, and focuses on Anger Management. Error: Try Again Ok Sell
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Conversation is not something you learn in a books. In this second installment of Dr. Tony Attwood's
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have finally realized they have Asperger's. And often, they will have talents in some areas, like
knowledge of mathematics or playing the piano, but many have specific difficulties in the area of
dyslexia and reading. Another big one is a person with autism can lack a perception of pain and
discomfort. If the child is delayed in language abilities, or they are having regular meltdowns, which
parents can’t alleviate by compassion, affection, distraction and so on. Accessibility, User
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and AdChoice. Chances are it's answered in this comprehensive guide by Australian Tony Attwood. I
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easy condition to live with, either for the sufferer or the people in contact with them, but a little
understanding and insight into the condition means that the sufferer can be helped to feel less
anxious and more supported, which in turn seems to lessen some of the symptoms. A very
worthwhile read for anyone who has to interact with somebody suffering from this condition. People
with Asperger’s don’t read body language or facial expressions. He became my North Star to guide
me in raising my twin sons with Asperger’s. Eating problems and sensory sensitivity are common
issues. Asperger's Syndrome: A Guide for Parents and Professionals seems a bit old-fashioned to me
because it includes more British spellings, but that is a minor inconvenience. Listening to one person
for that many hours seemed like it would be an ordeal, but he was so informative, engaging and
enlightening that it was a joy. No damage to the jewel case or item cover, no scuffs, scratches, cracks,
or holes. He bears no bitterness towards his father for not realizing his condition sooner.
Adolescence is a challenging age for most children and can be particularly difficult for the teen with
Asperger's. Chances are it's answered in this comprehensive guide by Australian Tony Attwood. We
really need an eclectic approach, rather than a one size fits all approach that says this is a program for
all children with autism. These cookies do not store any personal information. Error: Try Again Ok
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well into their adulthood who have finally realized they have Asperger's. These cookies will be
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next on my list. People with Asperger’s don’t read body language or facial expressions. I've obtained
very valuable information from all of them. Evans and Anita Lesko Next Post ASK DR. TONY —
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autism and Asperger Syndrome, that’s not as efficient as it is with someone typically of the same
age. When he’s not consulting, Tony is flying all over the world to run conferences on the subject of
autism and writing books on his findings. So I think this is what is spurring her on.” Do you have
any parting words of wisdom for GPs? “I think that there is a lot of literature out there and there is
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get upset it’s going to make the situation worse. For parents of kids just diagnosed with Asperger's,
adults who think that maybe they've always been on the autism spectrum, or autistic teens who are
starting to transition into adulthood, this book is a solid place to start. They guide and support the
child through young adulthood. “Don’t you have anything like that here?” he exclaimed as we all
shook our heads “no.”. What can I do? If you are a visitor of this website: You must confirm that
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installment of Dr. Tony Attwood's popular DVD series, Dr. Attwood looks at issues that arise with
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shape our nation. Now that I have his book I am still amazed with the wealth of information he is
able to share with us on this subject. 2 out of 5 stars by georgebmac412 Jul 17, 2016 One sided
portrayal The Atwood book is just the usual one-sided portrayal of Asperger's as a disability. We
also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. Gives a
good insight as to how the affected individual may feel and think and also offers solutions to
everyday problems experienced by somebody living with an aspergers sufferer. It has a very practical
approach and will appeal to young people with Aspergers Syndrome, parents, carers and
professionals alike. Necessarily, many of the details about how to teach emotion-reading are missed.
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explore it together. Attwood also manages to be enormously respectful to people with AS -
- something that can't be said for all such guides. It is a good intro for people just beginning to learn
about Asperger's, which is now, as of DSM-V, is part of the Austism Spectrum Disorder. If it whets
your appetite there are 22 pages of refernces for further study and a section on further resources.,
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good communications. There was sort of a disagreement in terms of I was very much for the people
with autism and their families, rather than the government department. People with Asperger’s don’t
read body language or facial expressions. For an adult, there is often depression and anxiety, but also
relationship issues. Mr. Atwood must be a very smart and practical person. This books was a great
help, and I think Attwood is a very capable Author who has done his research. His eloquent style of
writing is both informative and entertaining. Now, that means that it’s a different way of learning.
Table of Content Introduction. 1. What is Asperger's Syndrome? 2. The conference Trish had
attended and learned the energy accounting method from was delivered by Dr. Tony Attwood, a
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has an equally quirky girlfriend, is doing well in high school academically at a school where
differences are more accepted than your average school. While he and his daughter were watching
family videos of himself and Will as a four-year-old, Professor Attwood noticed his own inability to
connect with him. Speaking as a psychologist in training, this book has also given me insight on how
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My daughter had also been diagnosed with a kidney disease at birth but we got the diagnosis when
she was 7, and I felt like I had a new child. Provides a clinical understanding of the Asperger
Syndrome. Accessibility, User Agreement, Privacy, Payments Terms of Use, Cookies, CA Privacy
Notice, Your Privacy Choices and AdChoice. We were loners not because we wanted to be, but
because we didn’t know how to join the play and friendships that surrounded us in the schoolyard.
But secondly, you acquire affirmation that what you’re doing is okay. So I think this is what is
spurring her on.” Do you have any parting words of wisdom for GPs? “I think that there is a lot of
literature out there and there is the internet. But what they need is understanding from other people,
such as their teachers, their GP etc. Newcomers to the subject will find the glossary invaluable. And
they must have been so relieved, if you ask me. And the one profession that has one of the highest
values in medicine is heart surgery. Error: Try Again Ok Sell Watchlist Expand Watch List Loading.
Although Asperger's Syndrome: A Guide for Parents and Professionals isn't as informative as his
most recent book, The Complete Guide to Asperger's Syndrome, both of them will help Aspies and
people dealing with them change their attitude toward AS more positively. Sections News TV Guide
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all shook our heads “no.”. No visible wear, and all facets of the item are flawless and intact. While
this book was written for mental health professionals and teachers, I recommend it for parents and
for adults who got the diagnoses late in life. Readers who aren't quite sure what a particular term
means can check the glossary in the back of the book. I think of this book as the Asperger's
equivalent to The Joy of Cooking. When you’re dealing with a teenager, often by then there can be
issues of anxiety. 85% of those with autism, especially Asperger’s, have high levels of anxiety and
also depression, often due to a sense of loneliness and low self-esteem. From my clinical experience,
they struggle not only with the theory of another person’s mind, but also with theory of their own
mind. Chapters cover all of the key issues relating to Asperger's Syndrome in depth, including
diagnosis, cognitive and linguistic ability, sensory issues and areas of life that frequently present a
challenge to children with AS, such as bullying at school, to adults with AS, such as careers and
relationships. Attwood has been studying, writing about and speaking about AS for many years, and
has gained a reputation for being knowledgable, approachable, and practical in his advice and
thoughts. I wouldn't recommend it for someone already familiar with the topic, or who has done
independent research. I first discovered him when trying to figure out what was wrong with my son.
It’s to go back in time to then to explore it together. Error: Try Again Ok Sell Watchlist Expand
Watch List Loading. For readers who do not have a lot of time there is a quick reference index to go
straight to the aspect you want to know about first. There is also a higher level for those in
accountancy, but medicine also has a high level of children with autism.” Wow. How would you
attempt to explain this? “I think, because one of the things is you have to have a lot of factual
information, especially in medicine.
Out-of-the-box thinkers needed to solve earth’s most pressing problems. Autism as a point pride
instead of pity. The energy accounting method The energy accounting method works by sitting down
with the person with autism and creating a long list of things that sap energy from them
(withdrawals) and replenish energy in them (deposits). The book is full of knowledge and true life
stories of those affected by Aspergers. No obvious damage to the cover, with the dust jacket (if
applicable) included for hard covers. So it sort of reduces the sense of isolation and loneliness.”
Aside from the energy accounting method, are there any other big takeaways people typically get
from your conferences? “Yes, in part, it’s the self-esteem and sense-of-self for the person with
Asperger’s because, especially for teenagers, the way I describe it is that their sense-of-self is based
on criticism, humiliation and rejection from peers, not compliments and acceptance. Chapters cover
all of the key issues relating to Asperger's Syndrome in depth, including diagnosis, cognitive and
linguistic ability, sensory issues and areas of life that frequently present a challenge to children with
AS, such as bullying at school, to adults with AS, such as careers and relationships. I sat down with
Tony to talk more about autism and how GPs and families who have members with autism can better
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many specific, very helpful ideas to help the teen (and older) Aspie --- making friends, finding
employment, enjoying life. There is also a very useful frequently asked questions chapter and a
section with useful resources for anyone wishing to find furter information on a particular aspect of
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Aspergers Syndrome is not an easy condition to live with, either for the sufferer or the people in
contact with them, but a little understanding and insight into the condition means that the sufferer
can be helped to feel less anxious and more supported, which in turn seems to lessen some of the
symptoms. A very worthwhile read for anyone who has to interact with somebody suffering from
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Information Tony Attwood here provides a comprehensive guide designed to assist parents and
professionals with the identification and treatment of both children and adults with Asperger's
syndrome. Eating problems and sensory sensitivity are common issues. Understanding is helped by
personal insights and practical strageties for those with AS and for carers too. They seemed really
surprised to find most of the symptoms applied to their AS kids in this book. It covers every aspect
of Asperger's from children to adults. So, if a GP or a medical person is asking for that person’s
thoughts or feelings, there is a lot going on. Conversation is not something you learn in a books.
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