Blueprint to Behavior - Ashley, Meghan
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Blueprint to Behavior is a book rich with practical answers to the question "what is my Autistic child communicating to me with their behaviors?". From the worksheets to the enriching examples, this book covers the spectrum on an everyday at home vibe of how Autism presents and needs to be cared for. Meghan Ashley, MSCP, LPC-S serves as a fountain of parental knowledge perfectly blended with therapeutic expertise which shines a light on rarely talked about Autistic family dynamics. This book is for you if you want to take the guess work out of figuring out your child's wants and needs and…mehr

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Blueprint to Behavior is a book rich with practical answers to the question "what is my Autistic child communicating to me with their behaviors?". From the worksheets to the enriching examples, this book covers the spectrum on an everyday at home vibe of how Autism presents and needs to be cared for. Meghan Ashley, MSCP, LPC-S serves as a fountain of parental knowledge perfectly blended with therapeutic expertise which shines a light on rarely talked about Autistic family dynamics. This book is for you if you want to take the guess work out of figuring out your child's wants and needs and instead have tools to know how to parent and Autistic child. Autistic people have a different way of thinking, expressing, and processing information from the world around them. They need a different way of parenting that matches their unique world view and needs.
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Meghan Ashley, MSCP, LPC-S is a mom to two lovely Autistic sons and is Autistic herself. She has worked for years as a mental health therapist and created the company M. Perfect Consulting as a therapeutic safe haven for women of color and Autistic adults. Meghan is a proud Autistic woman who advocates for this to be the last generation of Autistic children born to families that have not been educated on the strengths and struggles of adapting to Autism. She pushes the narrative of informing the world on the Autism experience and says "Autistics don't need to be changed. They just need a world of people who understand and care about them as human beings." You can find more information about Meghan Ashley and to see where she will be speaking next on www.mperfectconsulting.com and you can purchase tools for Autistic adults that she curates on www.adaptingtoautism.com.