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James Williams is an SP (special person) - he was diagnosed with autism in childhood. His mother, Joan Matthews, is an NP (normal person). As James grew up, his different perception of the world created problems. Together, he and his mother met the challenges with ingenuity and humour. This is a book of their practical solutions to those problems.
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James Williams is an SP (special person) - he was diagnosed with autism in childhood. His mother, Joan Matthews, is an NP (normal person). As James grew up, his different perception of the world created problems. Together, he and his mother met the challenges with ingenuity and humour. This is a book of their practical solutions to those problems.
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- Verlag: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 304
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juni 2000
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 230mm x 154mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 463g
- ISBN-13: 9781853029141
- ISBN-10: 1853029149
- Artikelnr.: 22188549
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 304
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juni 2000
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 230mm x 154mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 463g
- ISBN-13: 9781853029141
- ISBN-10: 1853029149
- Artikelnr.: 22188549
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Joan Matthews is the mother of James Williams, and the author of five romance novels. James, aged 11, is now a fully mainstreamed fifth-grader without special support services. He wants to be a writer and to help other people with autism when he grows up. Joan and James live in Northbrook, Illinois.
(*denotes a chapter by James Williams). Preface to the Revised Edition. A
Disclaimer by Joan. Abbreviations. 1. Saying Hello. 2. Noise Sensitivity.
3. Eye Contact. 4. Recognizing Faces. 5. Eye Sensitivity. 6. Eye Teaming.
7. Touch Sensitivity. 8. Shaking or Holding Hands. 9. Change. 10. Nose
Sensitivity. 11. Food Sensitivity. 12. Food Allergies*. 13. Chewing and
Swallowing. 14. Hating Water*. 15. Toilet Training. 16. Going to the
Bathroom. 17. Breathing Problems*. 18. Teeth Problems*. 19. Space Problems.
20. Knowing How Far Away to Stand from Other People. 21. The Inner Ear. 22.
Balance Problems*. 23. Auditory Processing Delays. 24. Having an Urge to
Quote. 25. The Music Playing in Your Head. 26. Special Occasions. 27. Being
Polite When Someone is Crying. 28. Being Obsessed with the Alphabet. 29.
Being Obsessed with Time. 30. Being Obsessed with Music*. 31. Being
Obsessed with Numbers*. 32. Being Obsessed with Perfection*. 33. Left vs.
Right Hemisphere Processing*. 34. Thinking Styles. 35. Stress*. 36.
Behavior Problems*. 37. Discipline. 38. Anger. 39. Going to School. 40.
Teasing. 41. Verbal Confusion. 42. Understanding Other People. 43. The
Rules of Language. 44. Literal Language. 45. Telling Lies and Keeping
Secrets. 46. Using Your Voice Politely*. 47. Mouth Control. 48. Tuning Out.
49. Playing Frozen. 50. Cocooning. 51. Exercise. 52. Pain Problems. 53.
Foot Problems. 54. Stomachaches*. 55. Headaches. 56. Neck Problems*. 57.
Back Problems*. 58. The Chiropractor. 59. Aiming Problems. 60. Waiting
Problems. 61. Connecting with Other People. 62. Saying the Opposite*. 63.
Things Mothers Do to Their SPs*. 64. NPs and SPs Together. Part I*. 65.
Interrupting Other People*. 66. Being Polite*. 67. Trusting Other People*.
68. Disagreeing with Other People*. 69. Carelessness*. 70. Being Lonely and
Making Friends. 71. Loving Other People. 72. Understanding Feelings. 73.
Cooperation. 74. Being Flexible. 75. Making Good Decisions. 76. Freedom of
Choice. 77. Cleaning Up. 78. Future Judgment*. 79. Needing Other People.
80. Mine and Yours*. 81. Doing Things Other People Want You to Do*. 82. NPs
and SPs Together. Part II. 83. Reciprocity*. 84. Saying Goodbye.
Conclusion: The Final Frontier*. Appendix 1. Getting Better. Appendix 2.
The Self-Help Guide to Teaching Language. Appendix 3. The Self-Help Guide
to Teaching Social Skills. Appendix 4. The Self-Help Guide for Successful
Teaching. Appendix 5. SPs in the New Millennium. Index.
Disclaimer by Joan. Abbreviations. 1. Saying Hello. 2. Noise Sensitivity.
3. Eye Contact. 4. Recognizing Faces. 5. Eye Sensitivity. 6. Eye Teaming.
7. Touch Sensitivity. 8. Shaking or Holding Hands. 9. Change. 10. Nose
Sensitivity. 11. Food Sensitivity. 12. Food Allergies*. 13. Chewing and
Swallowing. 14. Hating Water*. 15. Toilet Training. 16. Going to the
Bathroom. 17. Breathing Problems*. 18. Teeth Problems*. 19. Space Problems.
20. Knowing How Far Away to Stand from Other People. 21. The Inner Ear. 22.
Balance Problems*. 23. Auditory Processing Delays. 24. Having an Urge to
Quote. 25. The Music Playing in Your Head. 26. Special Occasions. 27. Being
Polite When Someone is Crying. 28. Being Obsessed with the Alphabet. 29.
Being Obsessed with Time. 30. Being Obsessed with Music*. 31. Being
Obsessed with Numbers*. 32. Being Obsessed with Perfection*. 33. Left vs.
Right Hemisphere Processing*. 34. Thinking Styles. 35. Stress*. 36.
Behavior Problems*. 37. Discipline. 38. Anger. 39. Going to School. 40.
Teasing. 41. Verbal Confusion. 42. Understanding Other People. 43. The
Rules of Language. 44. Literal Language. 45. Telling Lies and Keeping
Secrets. 46. Using Your Voice Politely*. 47. Mouth Control. 48. Tuning Out.
49. Playing Frozen. 50. Cocooning. 51. Exercise. 52. Pain Problems. 53.
Foot Problems. 54. Stomachaches*. 55. Headaches. 56. Neck Problems*. 57.
Back Problems*. 58. The Chiropractor. 59. Aiming Problems. 60. Waiting
Problems. 61. Connecting with Other People. 62. Saying the Opposite*. 63.
Things Mothers Do to Their SPs*. 64. NPs and SPs Together. Part I*. 65.
Interrupting Other People*. 66. Being Polite*. 67. Trusting Other People*.
68. Disagreeing with Other People*. 69. Carelessness*. 70. Being Lonely and
Making Friends. 71. Loving Other People. 72. Understanding Feelings. 73.
Cooperation. 74. Being Flexible. 75. Making Good Decisions. 76. Freedom of
Choice. 77. Cleaning Up. 78. Future Judgment*. 79. Needing Other People.
80. Mine and Yours*. 81. Doing Things Other People Want You to Do*. 82. NPs
and SPs Together. Part II. 83. Reciprocity*. 84. Saying Goodbye.
Conclusion: The Final Frontier*. Appendix 1. Getting Better. Appendix 2.
The Self-Help Guide to Teaching Language. Appendix 3. The Self-Help Guide
to Teaching Social Skills. Appendix 4. The Self-Help Guide for Successful
Teaching. Appendix 5. SPs in the New Millennium. Index.
(*denotes a chapter by James Williams). Preface to the Revised Edition. A
Disclaimer by Joan. Abbreviations. 1. Saying Hello. 2. Noise Sensitivity.
3. Eye Contact. 4. Recognizing Faces. 5. Eye Sensitivity. 6. Eye Teaming.
7. Touch Sensitivity. 8. Shaking or Holding Hands. 9. Change. 10. Nose
Sensitivity. 11. Food Sensitivity. 12. Food Allergies*. 13. Chewing and
Swallowing. 14. Hating Water*. 15. Toilet Training. 16. Going to the
Bathroom. 17. Breathing Problems*. 18. Teeth Problems*. 19. Space Problems.
20. Knowing How Far Away to Stand from Other People. 21. The Inner Ear. 22.
Balance Problems*. 23. Auditory Processing Delays. 24. Having an Urge to
Quote. 25. The Music Playing in Your Head. 26. Special Occasions. 27. Being
Polite When Someone is Crying. 28. Being Obsessed with the Alphabet. 29.
Being Obsessed with Time. 30. Being Obsessed with Music*. 31. Being
Obsessed with Numbers*. 32. Being Obsessed with Perfection*. 33. Left vs.
Right Hemisphere Processing*. 34. Thinking Styles. 35. Stress*. 36.
Behavior Problems*. 37. Discipline. 38. Anger. 39. Going to School. 40.
Teasing. 41. Verbal Confusion. 42. Understanding Other People. 43. The
Rules of Language. 44. Literal Language. 45. Telling Lies and Keeping
Secrets. 46. Using Your Voice Politely*. 47. Mouth Control. 48. Tuning Out.
49. Playing Frozen. 50. Cocooning. 51. Exercise. 52. Pain Problems. 53.
Foot Problems. 54. Stomachaches*. 55. Headaches. 56. Neck Problems*. 57.
Back Problems*. 58. The Chiropractor. 59. Aiming Problems. 60. Waiting
Problems. 61. Connecting with Other People. 62. Saying the Opposite*. 63.
Things Mothers Do to Their SPs*. 64. NPs and SPs Together. Part I*. 65.
Interrupting Other People*. 66. Being Polite*. 67. Trusting Other People*.
68. Disagreeing with Other People*. 69. Carelessness*. 70. Being Lonely and
Making Friends. 71. Loving Other People. 72. Understanding Feelings. 73.
Cooperation. 74. Being Flexible. 75. Making Good Decisions. 76. Freedom of
Choice. 77. Cleaning Up. 78. Future Judgment*. 79. Needing Other People.
80. Mine and Yours*. 81. Doing Things Other People Want You to Do*. 82. NPs
and SPs Together. Part II. 83. Reciprocity*. 84. Saying Goodbye.
Conclusion: The Final Frontier*. Appendix 1. Getting Better. Appendix 2.
The Self-Help Guide to Teaching Language. Appendix 3. The Self-Help Guide
to Teaching Social Skills. Appendix 4. The Self-Help Guide for Successful
Teaching. Appendix 5. SPs in the New Millennium. Index.
Disclaimer by Joan. Abbreviations. 1. Saying Hello. 2. Noise Sensitivity.
3. Eye Contact. 4. Recognizing Faces. 5. Eye Sensitivity. 6. Eye Teaming.
7. Touch Sensitivity. 8. Shaking or Holding Hands. 9. Change. 10. Nose
Sensitivity. 11. Food Sensitivity. 12. Food Allergies*. 13. Chewing and
Swallowing. 14. Hating Water*. 15. Toilet Training. 16. Going to the
Bathroom. 17. Breathing Problems*. 18. Teeth Problems*. 19. Space Problems.
20. Knowing How Far Away to Stand from Other People. 21. The Inner Ear. 22.
Balance Problems*. 23. Auditory Processing Delays. 24. Having an Urge to
Quote. 25. The Music Playing in Your Head. 26. Special Occasions. 27. Being
Polite When Someone is Crying. 28. Being Obsessed with the Alphabet. 29.
Being Obsessed with Time. 30. Being Obsessed with Music*. 31. Being
Obsessed with Numbers*. 32. Being Obsessed with Perfection*. 33. Left vs.
Right Hemisphere Processing*. 34. Thinking Styles. 35. Stress*. 36.
Behavior Problems*. 37. Discipline. 38. Anger. 39. Going to School. 40.
Teasing. 41. Verbal Confusion. 42. Understanding Other People. 43. The
Rules of Language. 44. Literal Language. 45. Telling Lies and Keeping
Secrets. 46. Using Your Voice Politely*. 47. Mouth Control. 48. Tuning Out.
49. Playing Frozen. 50. Cocooning. 51. Exercise. 52. Pain Problems. 53.
Foot Problems. 54. Stomachaches*. 55. Headaches. 56. Neck Problems*. 57.
Back Problems*. 58. The Chiropractor. 59. Aiming Problems. 60. Waiting
Problems. 61. Connecting with Other People. 62. Saying the Opposite*. 63.
Things Mothers Do to Their SPs*. 64. NPs and SPs Together. Part I*. 65.
Interrupting Other People*. 66. Being Polite*. 67. Trusting Other People*.
68. Disagreeing with Other People*. 69. Carelessness*. 70. Being Lonely and
Making Friends. 71. Loving Other People. 72. Understanding Feelings. 73.
Cooperation. 74. Being Flexible. 75. Making Good Decisions. 76. Freedom of
Choice. 77. Cleaning Up. 78. Future Judgment*. 79. Needing Other People.
80. Mine and Yours*. 81. Doing Things Other People Want You to Do*. 82. NPs
and SPs Together. Part II. 83. Reciprocity*. 84. Saying Goodbye.
Conclusion: The Final Frontier*. Appendix 1. Getting Better. Appendix 2.
The Self-Help Guide to Teaching Language. Appendix 3. The Self-Help Guide
to Teaching Social Skills. Appendix 4. The Self-Help Guide for Successful
Teaching. Appendix 5. SPs in the New Millennium. Index.