EFFECTIVE SOCIAL STORIES FOR YOUNGER CHILDREN WITH AUTISM

Discover the power of social stories that help children with autism understand and build social relationships. This book is the key to the world of a child who learns to function in society in an accessible and understandable way. Thanks to it, your child will gain self-confidence and the skills necessary to build positive interactions.

• Accessible language adapted to the child's perspective
• Practical tips for parents and caregivers
• A coherent set of stories that the child will understand and remember
• Learning basic social skills such as listening and sharing
• Coping with fears and difficult situations
• Supporting the emotional and social development of the child

Social stories are a recognized method of teaching children with autism, and this book by Dr. Siobhan Timmins is unique because of its approach. Based on experiences with her own son, the author has created a collection of stories that are not only effective, but also full of empathy and understanding for children's needs. It is a tool that will help your child learn to function socially in a natural and stress-free way.

This book is not only a collection of stories, but also a guide for parents and caregivers, which shows step by step how to create your own stories, tailored to the individual needs of the child. Thanks to this, you can actively participate in the education process and support the development of your child in the most effective way. It is an investment in your child's future, which will bring him many benefits in social and emotional life.

Harmonia Publishing House, known for publications supporting the development of children, puts into your hands a tool that can change your child's life. This book is not only a collection of words, but above all a key to the world of a child with autism, which opens the door to better understanding and acceptance. Do not wait, reach for it today and start building a better future for your child.

Technical data:

Number of pages: 237

Format: 164x238 mm

Cover: paperback

Year of publication: 2025