EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION WITH PEOPLE ON THE AUTISM SPECTRUM

The book "Effective Communication with People on the Autism Spectrum" is a practical guide for professionals, therapists, and doctors who want to better understand and communicate more effectively with people with ASD. The author, Paddy-Joe Moran, shares his personal experiences and insights, offering a unique insight into the world of people with autism. This publication is a valuable source of knowledge that helps build relationships based on respect and understanding.

• Practical advice for therapists and doctors
• Personal experiences of the author with ASD
• Tips on avoiding incorrect wording
• Solutions for effective communication
• Insight into the feelings of people with autism
• Respect and understanding in communication
• Building relationships based on empathy

Paddy-Joe Moran, the author of this book, shares his experiences as a person on the autism spectrum, offering a unique perspective on the difficulties and challenges associated with communication. His goal is to help professionals understand what wording and behaviors may be problematic for people with ASD, and to find effective communication strategies. This book is a valuable contribution to the development of therapies and support for people with autism.

In the book, you will find specific examples of therapeutic situations and an analysis of potential communication problems. The author suggests how to avoid misunderstandings and build relationships based on mutual respect. Thanks to this publication, specialists will be able to better adapt their working methods to the individual needs of people with ASD, which will contribute to increasing the effectiveness of therapy and improving the quality of life of patients.

Harmonia Publishing House, known for publications in the field of psychology and special education, provides readers with a valuable item that will certainly contribute to raising awareness about autism and improving the quality of communication with people on the spectrum. This book is a must-read for anyone who works with people with ASD or wants to better understand their world.

The book has 104 pages and a format of 147x206 mm. It was published in 2024 in paperback.