The Asperger personal guide : raising self esteem and making the most of yourself as an adult with Asperger's syndrome
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The Asperger personal guide : raising self esteem and making the most of yourself as an adult with Asperger's syndrome
（A lucky duck book）
Paul Chapman, 2006
- : pbk
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`Self-esteem should be enhanced as people with AS read Edmonds and Worton's presentation of how AS has impacted on their lives. They are both positive advocates for encouraging others.. to view their AS as a positive... This book is easy to read and full of valuable strategies to help others who have ASD' - Autism Awareness
Following on from the Asperger Love Guide and Social Guide, this third book in the series of self-help practical life guides aims to cover the personal issues that an adult with Asperger's syndrome faces in a world not designed for people with autism.
Written from a male and female perspective of two Asperger's adults it looks at:
o the positive aspects of Asperger's syndrome
o how these translate into everyday life
o whether Asperger's syndrome is in fact a disability
o strategies to gain mental and physical health as an adult with Asperger's syndrome.
The book aims to help adults gain self-esteem and get the most out of themselves as a unique adult with Asperger's syndrome. These courageous authors have drawn upon their personal experiences to provide an outstanding series of books aimed to support and enhance the quality of life for other Asperger adults.
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