Autism Spectrum Disorder and Your Child: Help For Your Family (Parenting Mini Books Series)
Kathy HoopmanBooklet 2016-03-28
Publisher Description
Your child's diagnosis with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) may have left you feeling sad, confused, or perhaps even relieved to finally understand why he or she behaves differently from other children. Whatever your initial response to the diagnosis, you want to know how best to encourage your child's strengths and support all weaknesses. Most importantly, you want to know how to point toward Christ but often struggle to navigate your child's perception and understanding of the world, both seen and unseen.
With wisdom and skill, Kathy Hoopmann helps you begin to understand how your child thinks, how to communicate the truths of the gospel, and how to help your child find his or her place in the community of faith. With reminders that God knows and loves your child even more than you do, she offers compassionate, practical guidance for learning to embrace the blessings and difficulties of ASD.
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Your child's diagnosis with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) may have left you feeling sad, confused, or perhaps even relieved to finally understand why he or she behaves differently from other children. Whatever your initial response to the diagnosis, you want to know how best to encourage your child's strengths and support all weaknesses. Most importantly, you want to know how to point toward Christ but often struggle to navigate your child's perception and understanding of the world, both seen and unseen.
With wisdom and skill, Kathy Hoopmann helps you begin to understand how your child thinks, how to communicate the truths of the gospel, and how to help your child find his or her place in the community of faith. With reminders that God knows and loves your child even more than you do, she offers compassionate, practical guidance for learning to embrace the blessings and difficulties of ASD.