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Every autistic teenager has unique strengths, abilities, and potential waiting to be nurtured. Raising an autistic teenager can be one of the most rewarding, and challenging, journeys a family will experience. As your teenager grows, new questions emerge about communication, emotional wellbeing, independence, education, social relationships, and preparing for adult life. Knowing how best to support them can sometimes feel overwhelming.

A 90-Day Christian Devotional for Parents Raising an Autistic Child Some mornings begin with peace. Others begin with meltdowns, exhaustion, unanswered questions, and the quiet fear that you're not enough. If you're raising an autistic child, you know that parenting can feel both deeply beautiful and incredibly lonely. Between appointments, advocacy, sleepless nights, sensory overload, and wondering what the future holds, it's easy to forget that God is walking every step beside you.

Practical, ready-to-use interventions to help kids and teens ease anxiety, improve mood, and stay in control. That's what you'll find in Treating Emotional Dysregulation in Kids & Adolescents. Written for front-line professionals in schools, communities, and therapy offices, this one-of-a-kind...

Level 3 Autism: What Families Wish the World Understood is a compassionate and informative guide that explores the realities faced by individuals with Level 3 Autism Spectrum Disorder and the families who support them every day. Written in an easy-to-understand and relatable style, this book goes beyond common misconceptions to reveal what life with high-support-needs autism is truly like. Through ten eye-opening chapters, listeners gain insight into the challenges, triumphs, and often-overlooked experiences of individuals who require substantial daily support.

A neuroscience-informed guide to understanding your autistic brain, body, and mind. "A must-read for anyone seeking a deeper, kinder understanding of neurodiversity―from the inside out." ―Elizabeth Gilbert, author of Eat, Pray, Love Autism is not simply a difference in thinking―it is an...

Parenting a girl with ADHD can feel like you're constantly trying to hold everything together—while juggling school struggles, emotional ups and downs, forgotten assignments, and a daughter who is incredibly capable... but often overwhelmed. You love her deeply. But some days? It feels like nothing you do is enough. You remind. You encourage. You support. You worry. And despite your best efforts, you're left wondering if you're helping—or making things worse. It doesn't have to be that way. Do these sound familiar?

To unschool your child, you must first unschool yourself. Many parents are aware that their child is unhappy at school, but they assume that if their child were to leave school, they would need to recreate school at home which can feel impossible. However, when the parent is willing to move...

In Executive Function Skills for Teens, veteran educator and student success coach Adam Wurst provides parents with a clear, compassionate roadmap to help teens develop the essential skills needed to succeed in school and life. Drawing on more than 30 years of experience working with teens, families, and educators, this book reframes executive functioning not as a deficit, but as a set of teachable, coachable skills that develop over time.

"Beginner’s Guide to Understanding Autism" is a comprehensive resource designed to provide listeners with a clear and compassionate understanding of autism spectrum disorder. This guide explores the causes, characteristics, and challenges associated with autism while celebrating the unique strengths of individuals on the spectrum.

Autism is a spectrum disorder with unique and varied experiences for each individual affected. Conversion to Jesus Christ and membership in His church are similarly diverse journeys. This book navigates this nuance by sharing the stories of thirty individuals with autism and their families' experiences with Jesus Christ in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Heart-Centered Connections teaches the best practices to support kids who are misunderstood and marginalized—those who are neurodivergent, have a learning disability, or are trauma survivors. They have extraordinary potential waiting to be unleashed. Heart-Centered Connections is based on decades of groundbreaking research with over 1,000 child-serving professionals—principals, teachers, foster care program directors, social workers, and parents. Dr. Elliott offers seven pillars that will help you create environments where kids can achieve their full potential.

発達障害と診断される人は、日本だけでなく世界中で増えている。アメリカでは子どもの6人に1人に発達障害があるという調査もある。一方で、「親の育て方のせい」「食事で治る」といった偏見・誤解はいまだ根強い。同じ障害なのに診断名が変わったり、新しい呼び名が次々に生まれたりすることも、当事者の不安を大きくしてきた。

Wer zum ersten Mal auf ein PDA-Kind trifft, hat viele Fragen – und findet in diesem Buch Antworten. Wie kann es sein, dass in meinem Unterricht alles in Ordnung scheint, während die Eltern von Eskalationen zuhause berichten? Wie erkenne ich PDA in meiner Praxis? Und findet sich PDA überhaupt in offiziellen Diagnostik-Kriterien wieder? Wie finde ich als Oma, Opa oder Freund*in der Familie einen guten Draht zu dem Kind? Schnellstart PDA beantwortet die 70 häufigsten Fragen zu PDA (Pathological Demand Avoidance).

Flu season can feel like an endless stretch of runny noses, late-night fevers, and the constant worry that your child's immune system isn't strong enough. When you see 102.5°F on the thermometer in the middle of the night, it's easy to panic. But Michael Vicioso, CPNP-PC, encourages you to focus on something else: How does your child look? Are they smiling? Do they have energy? In Healthy, Resilient Kids, Michael reframes childhood illness not as a crisis to be feared, but as a vital training camp for your child's future.

Social Skills for Kids with Autism Blueprint is a practical guide for parents and caregivers who want to help their children build confidence, communicate clearly, and navigate social situations with greater ease. Children with autism often have tremendous potential but face real challenges in everyday social settings. This audiobook provides proven strategies that are grounded in research and designed to make a lasting difference in your child's life.

The Young Person’s Guide to Health and Wellness grew out of Dr. Friedberg’s hands-on role in creating a holistic health, wellness, and athletic program at the Portledge School in Locust Valley, N.Y. Under his continued guidance, the program helps students pursue the best version of themselves in every dimension of their lives. It enables them to develop strong habits that will anchor them as they grow towards maturity.

A polyvagal-informed pathway to your most joyful, easeful autist experience. What if you could embrace your autist identity while working with your nervous system to deepen your relationships and expand your experience? In this revolutionary self-care book, autist clinician Sean Inderbitzen...

In 1997, a drunk driver slammed into Emil and Fran’s car, leaving their nine-week-old son Timmy with a traumatic brain injury that led to severe autism, visual impairment, left hemiplegia, and the need for 24-hour care. Fran overcame her own severe injuries to fuel Timmy’s joyful progress. From the chaos of the ICU, they launched into an unforeseen three-decade odyssey of special-needs parenting across three countries.

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Hannah lost her car keys six times before nine o'clock on a Tuesday morning. She was forty-six, ran a department of forty people, and had built her whole life on a brain that worked. That morning, the brain was gone. What followed was not a breakdown...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Millions of adults are living with attention problems they cannot explain. They lose things, forget conversations, struggle to start tasks, and cannot focus on anything that does not provide immediate stimulation. Many have been told this is ADHD. Some...