It peers through the "Autism Lens", allowing us to understand autism effect change in terms of the way we deal with autism as a society and in education. It delivers evidence-based support and strategies that enable us to develop young people's abilities to interact with the social world, removing much of the anxiety that often accompanies it.
An essential read for anyone working with children, and young people on the autistic spectrum and it will also prove to be a useful parents' guide to their child's mental health and emotional well-being.
Table of Contents: Part One: Understanding the Autism Spectrum Introduction to the Autism Spectrum The Diagnosis of Autism A Different Perspective on Autism: Neurodiversity Developing Your Autism Lens Talking with Children and Young People about Autism Part Two: Developing Skills and Promoting Well-Being in Children and Young People with Autism What Works and Who Can Help? Autism-Friendly Educational Settings Developing Social Skills Developing Communication and Understanding Emotional Well-Being and Mental Health Part Three: Working with Behaviour Understanding and Managing Challenging Behaviours Feeding and Eating Issues Sleep Difficulties Aggression and Self-Injury Managing Repetitive and Restricted Behaviours and Routines Managing Sensory Issues
