Autismus

The diagnosis of early childhood autism in one's own child presents parents with significant challenges. They must accept that their child is different, seek information about appropriate support, and simultaneously manage daily life. This book provides parents, as well as educators in schools and daycare centers, with essential knowledge about autism, guidance through the maze of therapeutic options, and assistance with everyday parenting questions: What is important at which stage of the child's life? What kind of support is beneficial? How can parents and educational professionals support the child in learning? How can they understand and cope with problematic behaviors? The book answers these and many other questions using concrete parenting situations. Ultimately, it serves as a guide for interacting with children on the autism spectrum.