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Drawing from his own experiences and gaining information from his teenage brother and sisters, Luke Jackson wrote this enlightening, honest and witty book in an attempt to address difficult topics such as bullying, friendships, when and how to tell others about AS, school problems, dating and relationships, and morality.
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Drawing from his own experiences and gaining information from his teenage brother and sisters, Luke Jackson wrote this enlightening, honest and witty book in an attempt to address difficult topics such as bullying, friendships, when and how to tell others about AS, school problems, dating and relationships, and morality.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 216
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. August 2002
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 232mm x 159mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 328g
- ISBN-13: 9781843100980
- ISBN-10: 1843100983
- Artikelnr.: 22233917
- Verlag: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 216
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. August 2002
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 232mm x 159mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 328g
- ISBN-13: 9781843100980
- ISBN-10: 1843100983
- Artikelnr.: 22233917
Luke Jackson is 13 years old and has three sisters and three brothers. One of his brothers has AD/HD, one is autistic and Luke has Asperger Syndrome. He is the author of A User Guide to the GF/CF Diet for Autism, Asperger Syndrome and AD/HD, also published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers.
1. An introduction - me and my family. 2. Asperger Syndrome and the
Autistic Spectrum. A label or a signpost? 3. To tell or not to tell? Giving
the news. How and when to tell other people. 4. Fascinations and fixations.
Specialist subjects. Collections. Compulsions. Controlling a compulsion. 5.
Sense and sense abilities. About all of the senses - our different sensory
perceptions. All in a muddle. 6. A different physiology. Dietary
Differences. 7. A word about sleep. Medication. Sleeping solutions for
people with AS. Sleeping solutions - tips for parents.8. Language and
learning. Teenage talk. Literalism and logic. Precise parents make cheerful
children. 9. The problem with school... Reading, Writing and `Rithmatic.
Not to mention homework! Not much fun and games. School or otherwise - if
it still goes wrong. 10. Bullying. My experiences. What is bullying? Why
me? When is a bully not a bully? Dealing with bullies.11. Taekwondo. My
Taekwondo class. The History of Taekwondo. The benefits of Taekwondo.12.
Friendships and socialising. How to win friends and influence people. A
word of warning for pushy parent. 13. The dating game. Fathom out those
feelings. Top tips to enhance your chance. The rules of the game - do's and
don't of dating. 14. Morals and principles - representation and reality.
Negative publicity. Rules are not made to be broken. Moral musings for
adolescent Aspergers. 15. One final note. Idioms - an explanation. Further
reading. Websites and links. Index.
Autistic Spectrum. A label or a signpost? 3. To tell or not to tell? Giving
the news. How and when to tell other people. 4. Fascinations and fixations.
Specialist subjects. Collections. Compulsions. Controlling a compulsion. 5.
Sense and sense abilities. About all of the senses - our different sensory
perceptions. All in a muddle. 6. A different physiology. Dietary
Differences. 7. A word about sleep. Medication. Sleeping solutions for
people with AS. Sleeping solutions - tips for parents.8. Language and
learning. Teenage talk. Literalism and logic. Precise parents make cheerful
children. 9. The problem with school... Reading, Writing and `Rithmatic.
Not to mention homework! Not much fun and games. School or otherwise - if
it still goes wrong. 10. Bullying. My experiences. What is bullying? Why
me? When is a bully not a bully? Dealing with bullies.11. Taekwondo. My
Taekwondo class. The History of Taekwondo. The benefits of Taekwondo.12.
Friendships and socialising. How to win friends and influence people. A
word of warning for pushy parent. 13. The dating game. Fathom out those
feelings. Top tips to enhance your chance. The rules of the game - do's and
don't of dating. 14. Morals and principles - representation and reality.
Negative publicity. Rules are not made to be broken. Moral musings for
adolescent Aspergers. 15. One final note. Idioms - an explanation. Further
reading. Websites and links. Index.
1. An introduction - me and my family. 2. Asperger Syndrome and the
Autistic Spectrum. A label or a signpost? 3. To tell or not to tell? Giving
the news. How and when to tell other people. 4. Fascinations and fixations.
Specialist subjects. Collections. Compulsions. Controlling a compulsion. 5.
Sense and sense abilities. About all of the senses - our different sensory
perceptions. All in a muddle. 6. A different physiology. Dietary
Differences. 7. A word about sleep. Medication. Sleeping solutions for
people with AS. Sleeping solutions - tips for parents.8. Language and
learning. Teenage talk. Literalism and logic. Precise parents make cheerful
children. 9. The problem with school... Reading, Writing and `Rithmatic.
Not to mention homework! Not much fun and games. School or otherwise - if
it still goes wrong. 10. Bullying. My experiences. What is bullying? Why
me? When is a bully not a bully? Dealing with bullies.11. Taekwondo. My
Taekwondo class. The History of Taekwondo. The benefits of Taekwondo.12.
Friendships and socialising. How to win friends and influence people. A
word of warning for pushy parent. 13. The dating game. Fathom out those
feelings. Top tips to enhance your chance. The rules of the game - do's and
don't of dating. 14. Morals and principles - representation and reality.
Negative publicity. Rules are not made to be broken. Moral musings for
adolescent Aspergers. 15. One final note. Idioms - an explanation. Further
reading. Websites and links. Index.
Autistic Spectrum. A label or a signpost? 3. To tell or not to tell? Giving
the news. How and when to tell other people. 4. Fascinations and fixations.
Specialist subjects. Collections. Compulsions. Controlling a compulsion. 5.
Sense and sense abilities. About all of the senses - our different sensory
perceptions. All in a muddle. 6. A different physiology. Dietary
Differences. 7. A word about sleep. Medication. Sleeping solutions for
people with AS. Sleeping solutions - tips for parents.8. Language and
learning. Teenage talk. Literalism and logic. Precise parents make cheerful
children. 9. The problem with school... Reading, Writing and `Rithmatic.
Not to mention homework! Not much fun and games. School or otherwise - if
it still goes wrong. 10. Bullying. My experiences. What is bullying? Why
me? When is a bully not a bully? Dealing with bullies.11. Taekwondo. My
Taekwondo class. The History of Taekwondo. The benefits of Taekwondo.12.
Friendships and socialising. How to win friends and influence people. A
word of warning for pushy parent. 13. The dating game. Fathom out those
feelings. Top tips to enhance your chance. The rules of the game - do's and
don't of dating. 14. Morals and principles - representation and reality.
Negative publicity. Rules are not made to be broken. Moral musings for
adolescent Aspergers. 15. One final note. Idioms - an explanation. Further
reading. Websites and links. Index.