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One in 88 children have been diagnosed with an autistic spectrum disorder (ASD), Asperger Syndrome, autism or pervasive developmental disorder. “The Survival Guide for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (and parents)” ($ 16.99, Free Spirit Publishing) is a comprehensive resource to help children with ASD, both to understand their condition and find tools to address the challenges faced every day. Written by best-selling author Elizabeth Verdick for children and child psychiatrist Elizabeth Reeve, mothers MDboth the autistic sonsthis survival guide provides accessible, easy to understand advice about living with autistic spectrum disorders.

intended to be read with a parent, “The Survival Guide for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (and parents)” is divided into three parts. Part 1, a look at the Autism Spectrum Disorders, is an introduction to the problems and sensory symptoms of autism spectrum disorders and addresses the big questions, like what is TEA? What are the symptoms? and why I? Part 2 of the book focuses on the improvement of everyday life at home, at school and in the world, offering tips to make things easier every day. A Survival Kit provides social skills strategies for communication, making conversation, making and keeping friends, and succeed in school. Part 3, the basic body and brain, highlights the management of symptoms, exercise, eat healthy and useful, hygiene, rest, sleep, go to the bathroom, feelings and STIM. Particular emphasis is on helping children to handle the intense emotions and behaviors and get support from his family and his team of colleagues when necessary.

throughout the book readers will find full color illustrations of real life stories and quotes from children with autism spectrum disorders, useful information and checklists, and additional resources. Sections for parents to talk about using the book, sharing the diagnosis with the child, and detailed information about the topics discussed in the main text of the children.

The authors emphasize helping children to acquire new understanding of himself and self-acceptance. They want their readers know that they sent their disorder or a constellation symptomsthey are all the people, and they sent one. “The Survival Guide for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (and parents)” can help children through the questions, challenges, frustrations, and life successesthe journeyof living with autism.

Elizabeth Verdick is the author of several books in Free Spirit series, including tools toddler, better behavior, Laugh & Learn, and Adding Assets to children. In this survival guide, who writes from the perspective of a mother with a child on the spectrum and a passionate advocate of children and parents in the autism community. Elizabeth is near St. Paul, Minnesota.

Elizabeth Reeve, MD, helps with his medical knowledge and his experiences as a mother of a child who has autism. As child psychiatrist at HealthPartners in St. Paul, Minnesota, his clinical work focuses primarily on children and adults with developmental disabilities. In addition to his research and patient care, Isabel is engaged in teaching, speaking for the community to educate others in the field of developmental disabilities, and helps young adults with ASD transition to college and the workforce. She lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

About Free Spirit

Based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Free Spirit is the leading publisher of learning tools that support young peoples social-emotional health and their educational needs. Mission of free spirits is to help children and teens think for themselves, succeed in life, and make a difference in the world. For more information, visit http://www.freespirit.com.

Survival Guide for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (and parents)

ISBN 978-1-57542-385-2

/ $ 16.99 / Paperback / 240 pages / color / 7 “x 9″ / 813 For children with autism spectrum disorders and their parents

Comments:

With so many children who are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders, many new self-help books are also available. This is one of the most useful. . . It explains in clear language strategies children can use coaching to improve performance in the world neurotípic and why these might be useful. In general, useful and easy to read. . . with plenty of practical advice, especially suitable for elementary students and their caregivers.
Kirkus

Should be one of the first books to purchase a family after a diagnosis. . . that will be invaluable to many children and their families.

Claire LaZebnik, coauthor of Overcoming Autism spectrum and grow

The authors have done a superb job in addressing the core issues of the CIA an honest person, friendly to children as well. Best of all, do so in an optimistic spirit that can never feel that it is false or pretentious. It is this constant stream of capacity, rather than the disability, which sets this book apart from other children in the targeted range.

Veronica Zysk, co-author of 1001 Great Ideas for Teaching and educating children with autism or Asperger syndrome