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Talking teenagers : information and inspiration for parents of teenagers with autism or Asperger's syndrome /

Ann Boushéy's teenage son Jon was diagnosed with high-functioning autism in kindergarten. Having mastered the day-to-day challenges that parenting a young child with autism or Asperger's Syndrome pose, Talking Teenagers considers questions surrounding parenting across the spectrum during...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Boushey, Ann, 1957-
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: London ; Philadelphia : Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 2007.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo
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  • A parent's heartache, ever present
  • Chicken nugget #1: HFA or AS? what's the diff?
  • What do I tell people about autism?
  • Chicken nugget #2: What do we do with the good intentions of others?
  • IEPs and those elusive goals?
  • Chicken nugget #3: Autism and gray
  • Charting growth
  • Chicken nugget #4: Living with fear
  • Understanding Jon's way of understanding or, Lost in translation is not just a movie title
  • Chicken nugget #5: "Sometimes it's all Greek to me too!"--explaining terminology
  • What to take on vacation
  • Chicken nugget #6: On perseveration--"stop beating that dead horse!"
  • What about anger? : just because your child has a disability, doesn't make you a doormat!
  • Chicken nugget # 7: "I love you, but we are not connected at the hip!"
  • Straight talk for parents : "we need to be like the energizer bunny, we must keep going and going-- "-- Chicken nugget #8: Birthday parties-so simple, yet so impossible
  • An interview with the school counselor
  • Chicken nugget #9: "Is there a lesson in these socks?"-dealing with tactile issues
  • A bully by any other name is still a bully
  • Chicken nugget # 10: when parents hit a brick wall in communication
  • An interview with an expert on autism-Dr. B.J. Freeman
  • Chicken nugget #11: Literally speaking
  • Choosing your battles: fighting the system
  • Chicken nugget #12: "Get off my back! please!"-understanding rudeness
  • An interview with a parent expert-Emily Perl Kingsley
  • Chicken nugget #13: Stopping to note the successes-a trip to the dentist
  • Planning for our own demise : an interview with an attorney
  • Chicken nugget #14: Changing my view
  • Resources-remix: useful information and resources
  • Chicken nugget #15: "We must see differently!"
  • Explaining their differences to our teens
  • Chicken nugget #16: Thoughts on normal
  • A case for empathy
  • Chicken nugget #17: "But do I have to fix him?"
  • The s-e-x word meets the a-u-t-i-s-m word
  • Chicken nugget #18: Waiting for the other shoe to drop-optimistically being pessimistic
  • Charting behaviors
  • Chicken nugget #19: Three steps forward, one step back-not the latest dance craze
  • Family members and autism : the good, the bad, and the ugly
  • Chicken nugget #20: Finding hope at the library
  • Autism and religion
  • Chicken nugget #21: Angels by my side
  • Shadow dancing
  • Chicken nugget #22: Serendipity-the sauce for those nuggets!