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Once a diagnosis of autism is made, a myriad of questions arises. Why is this happening? What can I do? How will I cope? What will the future bring? A roadmap is needed, a handbook to refer to when all seems overwhelming. This book walks parents through the steps of early intervention by demonstrating ways to achieve the most optimal outcomes.
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Once a diagnosis of autism is made, a myriad of questions arises. Why is this happening? What can I do? How will I cope? What will the future bring? A roadmap is needed, a handbook to refer to when all seems overwhelming. This book walks parents through the steps of early intervention by demonstrating ways to achieve the most optimal outcomes.
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- Verlag: Future Horizons Incorporated
- Seitenzahl: 150
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. April 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 150mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 320g
- ISBN-13: 9781949177664
- ISBN-10: 1949177661
- Artikelnr.: 60103664
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Future Horizons Incorporated
- Seitenzahl: 150
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. April 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 150mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 320g
- ISBN-13: 9781949177664
- ISBN-10: 1949177661
- Artikelnr.: 60103664
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Dr. Raun D. Melmed is a developmental and behavioral pediatrician and Director of the Melmed Center in Scottsdale, Arizona. He is also co-founder and Medical Director of the Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center, and Adjunct Senior Researcher at the Translational Genomics Institute in Phoenix. Dr. Melmed has established physician-training programs for the early identification of infants and toddlers with autism and other developmental and behavioral concerns. He is currently investigating the genetics and phenotypes of autism, as well as the use of novel therapeutic agents in the treatment of ADHD and autism. He is author of Autism and the Extended Family: A Guide for Those Outside the Immediate Family Who Know, Love Someone with Autism and Autism Early Intervention: Fast Facts: A Guide That Explains the Evaluations, Diagnoses, and Treatments for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders.
PREFACE: Begin with the End in Mind
PART I FIRST STEPS: They Say it's Autism...What Does That Mean?
Chapter 1 Hearing the News
Chapter 2 Responding to the News
Chapter 3 Looking Forward
PART II HOME BASE: Create an Environment that Works for Everyone
Chapter 4 Home Safe Home
Chapter 5 Home Sweet Classroom
Chapter 6 Home Sweet Home
PART III HEALTHY HABITS START AT HOME: Start on the Right Path from Day One
Chapter 7 Nutrition Needs
Chapter 8 Exercise Needs
Chapter 9 Sleep Needs
Chapter 10 Stimulation Needs
Chapter 11 Well-Child Check-Up
PART IV LEARN TO LOVE THE PARADE: Get the Most out of Your Professionals
Chapter 12 Who Are All These People?
Chapter 13 What Should My Child be Learning?
Chapter 14 What Shouldn't My Child be Learning?
PART V OUT AND ABOUT: Venturing Forth into the Community
Chapter 15 The Unwritten Rules of the Park and Playground
Chapter 16 How to Go to the Grocery Store Without Going Crazy
Chapter 17 Navigating Barber Shops, Dentists' Offices, and the Rest of the
World
Chapter 18 Safety First...But What if They Get Lost Anyway?
PART VI EMOTIONAL ROLLER COASTER: When There is No Emoji to Express What
They Feel
Chapter 19 Negative Feelings: Anxiety, Anger, Sadness
Chapter 20 Positive Feelings: Joy, Delight, Ecstasy
Chapter 21 Strategies for Dealing with Over-stimulation
PART VII SCHOOL DAYS: Navigating the IEP Process
Chapter 22 What is an IEP, Anyway? (And What's My Role as Parent?)
Chapter 23 How to Assert Your Child's Rights (Without Being a Jerk)
PART VIII TRANSITIONS: Look the Future in the Eye Without Blinking
Chapter 24 Pre-Adolescence and the Dreaded Teen Years
Chapter 25 Transition Planning: Educational
Chapter 26 Transition Planning: Financial
Chapter 27 Transition Planning: Recreational
Chapter 28 Transition Planning: Vocational
PART IX PARENTS AND CHILDREN IN THE TIME OF COVID
POSTSCRIPT: CONGRATULATIONS! You Are on the Right Track and Moving
Foreward
RESOURCES
PART I FIRST STEPS: They Say it's Autism...What Does That Mean?
Chapter 1 Hearing the News
Chapter 2 Responding to the News
Chapter 3 Looking Forward
PART II HOME BASE: Create an Environment that Works for Everyone
Chapter 4 Home Safe Home
Chapter 5 Home Sweet Classroom
Chapter 6 Home Sweet Home
PART III HEALTHY HABITS START AT HOME: Start on the Right Path from Day One
Chapter 7 Nutrition Needs
Chapter 8 Exercise Needs
Chapter 9 Sleep Needs
Chapter 10 Stimulation Needs
Chapter 11 Well-Child Check-Up
PART IV LEARN TO LOVE THE PARADE: Get the Most out of Your Professionals
Chapter 12 Who Are All These People?
Chapter 13 What Should My Child be Learning?
Chapter 14 What Shouldn't My Child be Learning?
PART V OUT AND ABOUT: Venturing Forth into the Community
Chapter 15 The Unwritten Rules of the Park and Playground
Chapter 16 How to Go to the Grocery Store Without Going Crazy
Chapter 17 Navigating Barber Shops, Dentists' Offices, and the Rest of the
World
Chapter 18 Safety First...But What if They Get Lost Anyway?
PART VI EMOTIONAL ROLLER COASTER: When There is No Emoji to Express What
They Feel
Chapter 19 Negative Feelings: Anxiety, Anger, Sadness
Chapter 20 Positive Feelings: Joy, Delight, Ecstasy
Chapter 21 Strategies for Dealing with Over-stimulation
PART VII SCHOOL DAYS: Navigating the IEP Process
Chapter 22 What is an IEP, Anyway? (And What's My Role as Parent?)
Chapter 23 How to Assert Your Child's Rights (Without Being a Jerk)
PART VIII TRANSITIONS: Look the Future in the Eye Without Blinking
Chapter 24 Pre-Adolescence and the Dreaded Teen Years
Chapter 25 Transition Planning: Educational
Chapter 26 Transition Planning: Financial
Chapter 27 Transition Planning: Recreational
Chapter 28 Transition Planning: Vocational
PART IX PARENTS AND CHILDREN IN THE TIME OF COVID
POSTSCRIPT: CONGRATULATIONS! You Are on the Right Track and Moving
Foreward
RESOURCES
PREFACE: Begin with the End in Mind
PART I FIRST STEPS: They Say it's Autism...What Does That Mean?
Chapter 1 Hearing the News
Chapter 2 Responding to the News
Chapter 3 Looking Forward
PART II HOME BASE: Create an Environment that Works for Everyone
Chapter 4 Home Safe Home
Chapter 5 Home Sweet Classroom
Chapter 6 Home Sweet Home
PART III HEALTHY HABITS START AT HOME: Start on the Right Path from Day One
Chapter 7 Nutrition Needs
Chapter 8 Exercise Needs
Chapter 9 Sleep Needs
Chapter 10 Stimulation Needs
Chapter 11 Well-Child Check-Up
PART IV LEARN TO LOVE THE PARADE: Get the Most out of Your Professionals
Chapter 12 Who Are All These People?
Chapter 13 What Should My Child be Learning?
Chapter 14 What Shouldn't My Child be Learning?
PART V OUT AND ABOUT: Venturing Forth into the Community
Chapter 15 The Unwritten Rules of the Park and Playground
Chapter 16 How to Go to the Grocery Store Without Going Crazy
Chapter 17 Navigating Barber Shops, Dentists' Offices, and the Rest of the
World
Chapter 18 Safety First...But What if They Get Lost Anyway?
PART VI EMOTIONAL ROLLER COASTER: When There is No Emoji to Express What
They Feel
Chapter 19 Negative Feelings: Anxiety, Anger, Sadness
Chapter 20 Positive Feelings: Joy, Delight, Ecstasy
Chapter 21 Strategies for Dealing with Over-stimulation
PART VII SCHOOL DAYS: Navigating the IEP Process
Chapter 22 What is an IEP, Anyway? (And What's My Role as Parent?)
Chapter 23 How to Assert Your Child's Rights (Without Being a Jerk)
PART VIII TRANSITIONS: Look the Future in the Eye Without Blinking
Chapter 24 Pre-Adolescence and the Dreaded Teen Years
Chapter 25 Transition Planning: Educational
Chapter 26 Transition Planning: Financial
Chapter 27 Transition Planning: Recreational
Chapter 28 Transition Planning: Vocational
PART IX PARENTS AND CHILDREN IN THE TIME OF COVID
POSTSCRIPT: CONGRATULATIONS! You Are on the Right Track and Moving
Foreward
RESOURCES
PART I FIRST STEPS: They Say it's Autism...What Does That Mean?
Chapter 1 Hearing the News
Chapter 2 Responding to the News
Chapter 3 Looking Forward
PART II HOME BASE: Create an Environment that Works for Everyone
Chapter 4 Home Safe Home
Chapter 5 Home Sweet Classroom
Chapter 6 Home Sweet Home
PART III HEALTHY HABITS START AT HOME: Start on the Right Path from Day One
Chapter 7 Nutrition Needs
Chapter 8 Exercise Needs
Chapter 9 Sleep Needs
Chapter 10 Stimulation Needs
Chapter 11 Well-Child Check-Up
PART IV LEARN TO LOVE THE PARADE: Get the Most out of Your Professionals
Chapter 12 Who Are All These People?
Chapter 13 What Should My Child be Learning?
Chapter 14 What Shouldn't My Child be Learning?
PART V OUT AND ABOUT: Venturing Forth into the Community
Chapter 15 The Unwritten Rules of the Park and Playground
Chapter 16 How to Go to the Grocery Store Without Going Crazy
Chapter 17 Navigating Barber Shops, Dentists' Offices, and the Rest of the
World
Chapter 18 Safety First...But What if They Get Lost Anyway?
PART VI EMOTIONAL ROLLER COASTER: When There is No Emoji to Express What
They Feel
Chapter 19 Negative Feelings: Anxiety, Anger, Sadness
Chapter 20 Positive Feelings: Joy, Delight, Ecstasy
Chapter 21 Strategies for Dealing with Over-stimulation
PART VII SCHOOL DAYS: Navigating the IEP Process
Chapter 22 What is an IEP, Anyway? (And What's My Role as Parent?)
Chapter 23 How to Assert Your Child's Rights (Without Being a Jerk)
PART VIII TRANSITIONS: Look the Future in the Eye Without Blinking
Chapter 24 Pre-Adolescence and the Dreaded Teen Years
Chapter 25 Transition Planning: Educational
Chapter 26 Transition Planning: Financial
Chapter 27 Transition Planning: Recreational
Chapter 28 Transition Planning: Vocational
PART IX PARENTS AND CHILDREN IN THE TIME OF COVID
POSTSCRIPT: CONGRATULATIONS! You Are on the Right Track and Moving
Foreward
RESOURCES