THE EVERYDAY LIFE OF A CHILD WITH ASPERGER'S SYNDROME THROUGH THE EYES OF A PARENT AND THERAPIST, UPDATED EDITION

Immerse yourself in the world of a child with Asperger's syndrome, learn about their daily challenges and joys. Discover how to understand and support the development of a neurodiverse child. This book is a compendium of knowledge for parents, therapists, and anyone who wants to better understand the autism spectrum.

• Practical guide for parents and therapists
• Current nomenclature according to ICD-11
• New therapeutic and educational methods
• Practical examples from everyday life
• Knowledge from specialists and parents
• Understanding and acceptance of the child
• Strategies for coping with challenges

The book "The Everyday Life of a Child with Asperger's Syndrome Through the Eyes of a Parent and Therapist" is an updated edition of a guide that takes parents from diagnosis to strategies for coping with daily challenges. The authors, Agnieszka Hać and Beata Grotowska, have been involved in helping and supporting neurodiverse families for many years. They deal daily with the therapy and diagnosis of children and adults on the autism spectrum. The information in this book comes from both the authors' own clinical experiences and stories collected from families who have worked with them.

In this edition, the nomenclature for the autism spectrum has been changed in accordance with the latest guidelines of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-11), new therapeutic and educational methods have been described, and more practical examples have been added. The form of the book is another reason to be delighted: theoretical knowledge is supported by practical examples from life, and at the end we find tips on how to help the child and their loved ones. These examples are real, taken from experience - they are not theoretical scenarios, but situations that actually took place and were resolved thanks to the practice and experience of the authors.

Agnieszka Hać is a pedagogue, psychotraumatologist, and founder of the Jaspik Therapy and Diagnosis Center in Gdańsk. Beata Grotowska is a psychologist, psychotherapist, and co-founder of the Savant Foundation. Both authors specialize in working with neurodiverse people and offer comprehensive support for families.

Harmonia Publishing House cares about the high quality of publications, offering books in 236x167 mm format and paperback. The number of pages is 200, which ensures rich content and detailed information about the daily life of a child with Asperger's syndrome. The year of publication is 2025, which guarantees the timeliness of the knowledge contained in the book.