Life on the Bridge: Linking My World to Yours as an Autistic Therapist (HB)
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209.00
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167.20
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ISBN:
9780063493506
Sprog:
Engelsk
Indbinding:
Hardback
Sideantal:
256
Forlag:
William Morrow
Udgivelsesdato:
09-09-2026
Udgivelsesår:
2026
Udgivelsesland:
USA
Serienr.:
0
BESKRIVELSE:
With new material and an introduction from Cian O'Clery, director of Netflix's
hit series Love on the Spectrum! From Autistic Advocate, Love on the Spectrum
cast member, and therapist Kaelynn Partlow, a warm, personal, and practical
guide to understanding autism - from behaviors to communication and beyond.
You've heard from autistic authors. You've heard from therapists. Now hear from
one extraordinary young woman who's both. Experience autism from the inside out
through a rare fusion of professional skill and personal understanding. Reshape
what you know about the autism spectrum and increase your ability to give
support. Varied perspectives among autistic individuals, their families, and
professionals have often been difficult to reconcile. Now, you can bridge that
divide with guidance from someone who's lived in multiple worlds. Find
immediate, actionable options to build connections, foster communication,
navigate challenges, and enhance interactions. Contents: Autism. What it is,
what it isn't, and what are the resulting misunderstandings across the spectrum?
Communication. Exactly how do you avoid misunderstandings, encourage
conversation, and build options for better interaction? Behavior. Learn about
the origin and mechanics of meltdowns, stimming, perseveration, sensory
distortion, and other common autistic challenges. Interaction. The struggles are
real: autism-enhanced loneliness, social-skill deficits, goal-setting, and the
thorny issues of disability accommodation. Common Questions. What are DSM-V
diagnostic levels and why do they matter? What about therapy and ABA or routes
to useful advocacy? "Loved Kaelynn Partlow's information on ambiguity and
communication. She gives lots of practical pointers on how to be more direct and
specific when talking to autistic individuals." - Temple Grandin. "As a rising
star in the field, Partlow is poised to become this generation's Temple
Grandin." - Erin R. Hahn, Furman University.

