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Autism

Becoming a Professional Parent (2) Learning to Speak Autistic

Olga Bogdashina
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Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Life and Learn

About

Dive into the intricate world of communication development in autism with the second instalment of the compelling series, Autism: Becoming a Professional Parent. Authored by world-renowned autism expert, Olga Bogdashina, this insightful book is a testament to her personal journey as a mother of an autistic son and offers practical strategies, thought-provoking exercises and latest research to help parents and professionals understand their autistic children.
In this book, Olga guides the reader to learn more about the diverse communication systems utilised by autistic individuals. From understanding 'autistic muteness', the nuances of non-verbal languages, echolalia, the language of objects and more, she offers a roadmap to become adept interpreters of autistic languages.

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