ASPERGER'S SYNDROME. UNDERSTAND TO HEAL

Agnieszka Kozdroń's book is a compendium of knowledge about Asperger's Syndrome, aimed at a wide audience. From specialists in therapy, through educators and teachers, to parents and caregivers. This publication is a valuable source of information, helping to understand the specifics of this disorder and effectively support people with Asperger's Syndrome in their daily functioning.

• Comprehensive approach to the issues of Asperger's Syndrome.
• Practical tips for educators, therapists and teachers.
• Support for parents in accepting and stimulating the development of their child.
• Unique projects on working on anxiety and socio-emotional competences.
• Integration of knowledge from various fields of science.
• Latest knowledge about the etiology of the disorder.
• Individual way of thinking and supporting the child's development.

The book focuses on three main areas. The first is the substantive and scientific issues that define the disorder, classify it and present the latest knowledge about its etiology. The author integrates knowledge from various fields of science to provide the reader with a complete picture of the problem. The second area is aimed at professionals working with children with autism spectrum disorders. They will find practical tips and tools here to help them in their daily work.

The third area is support for the family. Parents will find advice on individual thinking and supporting the development of their child, while accepting their otherness. The book helps parents to initiate activities that stimulate the child's proper socio-emotional behavior. The link between the whole are two unique projects that deal with effective work on anxiety and the development of socio-emotional competences. These projects are aimed at all audiences and are a valuable complement to the knowledge contained in the book.

Difin Publishing House, known for its scientific and specialist publications, gives readers a valuable tool that will certainly contribute to a better understanding and support of people with Asperger's Syndrome. The paperback book, with 318 pages, is a must-read for anyone who wants to expand their knowledge of this disorder and effectively support people associated with it.