Inside the Mind: Understanding and Communicating with Those Who Have Autism, Asperger's, Social Communication Disorder, and ADD

Author:   Suzanne Morris
Publisher:   Counseling and Healing, Pllc
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9781940598994


Pages:   276
Publication Date:   08 April 2016
Format:   Paperback
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Author:   Suzanne Morris
Publisher:   Counseling and Healing, Pllc
Imprint:   Counseling and Healing, Pllc
Dimensions:   Width: 15.20cm , Height: 1.50cm , Length: 22.90cm
Weight:   0.372kg
ISBN:  

9781940598994


ISBN 10:   1940598990
Pages:   276
Publication Date:   08 April 2016
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   Temporarily unavailable   Availability explained
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Inside the Mind: Understanding and Communicating with Those Who Have Autism, Asperger's Syndrome, Social Communication Disorder, or ADD is unique, amazing and much needed. It is so packed with information that it is more useful than anything else available. Ann Steel, MD psychotherapist who works with high functioning autistic clients. In reading Inside the Mind, I have realized that the way I think is very different from others. This book has provided me with the words to explain these differences to my wife and family, so that they can start to understand me better. My wife has been frustrated with me for years and thought I was doing things on purpose to her that seemed rude. Also, when I did not answer her right away, she assumed I didn't care. With her understanding of IRI, she now realizes that there is a reason for what I am doing, and I have not intentionally been hurtful to her. She has been able to become more patient for me to process information and respond to her. I have also been able to gain the confidence to ask her to explain to me what she thinks are obvious and simple social cues so that I can be more socially appropriate. For those who have Inductive Reasoning issues or have family members with it, this book will go a long way to helping explain the world of Inductive Reasoning. Brad G. - born with IRI As I read Suzanne's book, I discovered new ways to frame experiences with my children. Her book challenged me to think outside the small set of labels that had been used to describe my child's behavior and see more positive ways to think about how I parent. Her book was very helpful in changing my definitions of ADHD and anxiety. Marjorie B. - parent I cried as I read this book. It's the first time I thought someone understood me. I thought, 'Oh my God! I'm not the only person who has a gazillion boxes that have no labels on them!' This book helped me understand that things can be very connected for me but I organize things differently than others. Katie C. - head injury when young Learning about IRI has really helped me understand my kids. The assumptions I used to make, based on how my brain is wired, interfered with my connection to them. This book taught me how to communicate directly, specifically, and concretely with my kids. I found this book very comprehensive and useful as a parent with practical tools to work with the kids, which really improved our relationship. It's a great book! Birgitte V. - parent This book gave me valuable insights into how people with IRI experience the world around them. The concepts and examples are clear and practical and helped me improve my communication and ability to have healthy relationships with important people in my life. Molly B. - parent This book is so gentle in its presentation. There is no judgment, just understanding. I plan to give it to my step-daughter to read so that she might understand herself better. Gwen A. - step-parent I found Inside the Mind: Understanding and Communicating with Those Who Have Autism, Asperger's Syndrome, Social Communication Disorder, or ADD very comprehensive and useful as a parent. It's well organized with clear guidance on how to communicate and work with someone who has inductive reasoning issues. It's a great tool! Margaret A. - parent


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