ASPERGER'S SYNDROME AND SEXUALITY - ISABELLE HENAULT

The book "Asperger's Syndrome and Sexuality" by Isabelle Henault aims to build a positive view of the sexuality of people with Asperger's syndrome and to help solve difficulties that are often misinterpreted. The author approaches the topic comprehensively, taking into account aspects such as intimacy, friendship, desire, communication, gender, preferences, identity, needs, emotions and development. This publication is particularly valuable for people in adolescence and adulthood.

• Positive view of the sexuality of people with Asperger's syndrome
• Comprehensive approach to the topic of intimacy and relationships
• Solving difficulties that are often misinterpreted
• Support for people in adolescence and adulthood
• Topics covered include intimacy, friendship, desire and communication
• Help in understanding one's own needs and emotions

Isabelle Henault, the author of this book, is an experienced specialist in the field of psychology and sexual education. Her goal is to provide readers with tools and knowledge that will enable them to better understand and accept their sexuality. This book is the result of years of research and clinical practice, which guarantees its high quality and substantive value.

This publication is particularly recommended for parents, guardians, teachers and people with Asperger's syndrome themselves. Thanks to it, you can better understand the specifics of the sexuality of people with this syndrome and learn how to support them in building healthy and fulfilling relationships. This book is also a valuable source of knowledge for professionals working with people with Asperger's syndrome.

Harmonia Publishing House, known for its publications in the field of psychology and pedagogy, has taken care of the high editorial quality of this book. The 294x210 mm format and paperback binding make it convenient to use and read. The year of publication 2024 guarantees that the information contained in it is up-to-date and consistent with the latest research in the field of psychology and sexology.