Herman Jansen, Betty Rombout

Autipower!

Successful Living and Working with an Autism Spectrum Disorder

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

AutiPower! presents a series of candid interviews with adults on the autism spectrum and professionals who work alongside them that offers a unique insight into their work and life experiences. Through these inspiring accounts we hear how they have overcome life challenges and used their autism traits for success in the workplace.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
• Seitenzahl: 176
• Erscheinungstermin: 21. Dezember 2013
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 231mm x 152mm x 11mm
• Gewicht: 295g
• ISBN-13: 9781849054379
• ISBN-10: 1849054371
• Artikelnr.: 39077397

Autorenporträt

Herman Jansen studied Biology at Wageningen University and Scientific Journalism at Radboud University Nijmegen in The Netherlands. In 2003 he founded Pepijn Publishing House through which he has written and published a number of books on autism and ADHD including Autisme in het nest (Autism in the Nest) and Succes met je ADHD (Good luck with your ADHD). He lives in Eindhoven, The Netherlands. Betty Rombout began her career in 1986 as a group supervisor of mentally impaired individuals in a large institution. After four intensive years she changed course and began working in PR, marketing and project management. As writing and healthcare are her passions, in 2004 she decided to start her own business and her writing agency B-Write was born. Since then, Betty has been writing for various media in the healthcare sector. She lives in Mauron, France.

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction. 1. The Man Who Invented Himself. Jaap Brand. 2. The Woman Who
Tries to Fend for Herself. Wendy Vinck. 3. 19. 'We Want Jobs'. Nita Jackson
and Drew Miles. 4. 'We Need to Explain to Employers Where Profit Can be
Made'. Annelies Spek. 5. 'Autism does Work'. Bram Barkhuysen. 6. Chicken
Dish, prepared á l'Autiste. Ted and Thea de Laat. 7. 'I Can Make My Own
Choices'. Robyn Steward. 8. The Interesting Experiment. Frank van Tiel. 9.
'We Need More Support' Maxine Aston. 10. About Trains, Comics and
Cut-Backs. Elsbeth van de Ven. 11. 'Impossible Doesn't Exist, Impossible at
This Moment Does'. Barbara de Leeuw. 12. 'If it is in my Interest, I will
Tell'. Dominiek Heyvaart. 13. The Invisible Wheelchair. Karin Berman. 14.
'Let's Open Our Eyes'. Dirk Rombaut. 15. Society is Ready for It. Marcel
Hurkens. 16. 'We Want to Be Ourselves!'. Carlo Post. 17. Survival in a
Jungle of Information. Ben Kuijpers. 18. From Devil's Spawn to Philosopher.
Jan Verhaegh. 19. 'Einstein had Asperger's, Didn't He?' Mark Ty-Wharton.
Epilogue.