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Type of bind: Paperback
EAN num: 9780977927203
ISBN number: 0977927202
Label: Writer Services.net
Manufacturer: Writer Services.net
Page Count: 166
Printing Date: March 20, 2006
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UNDERSTANDING AUTISM allows for a greater understanding of autistic children and their families. This book is a very practical guide, spoken in plain English for the rest of us! It is for anyone who may ever come into contact with autistic children; and being that the autistic are unrecognizable at very first glance, this book is for everyone!
Parents can get so much helpful information from co-author, Lori Rakieski, who has 4 autistic children of her own. Police, Firefighters and other Emergency Personnel can learn invaluable information on how to find lost autistic children and how to deal with them when they encounter them. Social Workers, Caretakers, Teachers, and Physical and Sensory Therapists can use this book to better understand the parents' perspective in what they are going through.
This book has 166 pages of sincere, heartfelt and valuable information that will help autistic children to live normal lives, while enabling society, in general, come to understand and have greater patience for the autistic.
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This is not a bad book. The author has a definate belief in a god, though, so if you are not really into that it begins to wear on you after a few pages. I'm all for whatever gets you through the day but I wish I had been aware of how much referencing to God there would be in this book.
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The author, Lori Rakeiski, is an expert in understanding autistic children because she has four of her own and has worked wonders by educating, supporting and enhancing her children's lives. She shows how any parent can cope with the reality, as well as empowering them to offer their autistic child with the best possible chance for being able to grow up, deal with and interact with the world - the very opposite of what autism does to a person, making them withdraw from life.
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