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to the bookstore, page 2- courtesy of Amazon.com.
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| More Brain Injury Resources: Autism and Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD) | |||||||||||
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| I've recently become interested in the links between diet and autism. This is the first book I purchased on the subject, and I'm preparing now to try some of the suggestions. I'll let you know how it goes! | Communication is one of the biggest concerns for parents of autistic children. This is a great resource that has super strategies for helping your autistic child communicate. | This year in school, Murphy has been introduced to social stories. They are a great resource to help autistic children understand the consequences of their actions, hopefully before they do something they shouldn't:)! | Another social stories book, this one is absolutely fantastic! It should be the model for all social stories your child with autism learns. | ||||||||
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| Karyn has written a very good book on the links between autism and pdd and diet. | One of the ways in which autistic/pdd children struggle is that they are hypersensitive, and don't react well to some sensory inputs. This book has some great ideas to help your child with sensory integration. | This is a great resource for both general and special educators in adjusting their teaching styles to accommodate teaching children with special needs. | I always wanted Murphy to be included in the regular classroom, and wish at the time that I had this book for a resource! | ||||||||