Name: Time to Thrive: A Reflection Workbook for Parents and Caregivers of Young Autistic Children (en Inglés)
SKU: 66155133
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Author: Ketchum, Holly
ISBN: 9781963367478

portada Time to Thrive: A Reflection Workbook for Parents and Caregivers of Young Autistic Children (en Inglés)

Time to Thrive: A Reflection Workbook for Parents and Caregivers of Young Autistic Children (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Future Horizons

Autor

Ketchum, Holly

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

165

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781963367478

Time to Thrive: A Reflection Workbook for Parents and Caregivers of Young Autistic Children (en Inglés)

Ketchum, Holly (Autor) · Future Horizons · Tapa Blanda

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It's Good to Be DifferentTime to Thrive is a workbook (approximately 50% consumable) for parents and caregivers of autistic children...especially those recently diagnosed. The purpose of the book is to help reflect and explore. The approach is one of curiosity, openness, and a willingness to fully acknowledge and accept our children, and maybe ourselves, too!Coming from a place of curiosity, openness and acceptance, you'll find out how to best support your children. The goal of Time to Thrive is not to change your child. It's to help you and your child learn to recognize their joys, strengths, and challenges.Each chapter offers information, as well as reflective exercises to apply to your specific situation. It is a counter-narrative to the typical pessimism offered to families of newly diagnosed children. They are not broken or deficient. They are fascinating and different.We cannot change the way our neurodivergent children's brains experience the world. Nor would we want to! What we can do is create the most supportive environment possible, teach our children to recognize and advocate for their needs, and help them learn to thrive.