Uniquely Human: A Different Way of Seeing Autism
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| Rating | : | 4.16 (529 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B0127MJH7A |
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| Number of Pages | : | 539 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-08-02 |
| Language | : | English |
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Frank J. Kelly said Too many therapists focus on behaviors they want to stop and not "Why that behavior occurs". My son was diagnosed with ASD in January "Too many therapists focus on behaviors they want to stop and not "Why that behavior occurs"" according to Frank J. Kelly. My son was diagnosed with ASD in January 2012 and it took us Too many therapists focus on behaviors they want to stop and not "Why that behavior occurs" My son was diagnosed with ASD in January 2012 and it took us 3 years to put all the "pieces" together to get where we are today. Many of that 3 years of exploration, failure and discovery could have been reduced in duration if we had access to Dr. Pizant's book.So many therapists (both in school and private operations) don't "get it". They focus on the deficits and "extinguishing behaviors" when th. years to put all the "pieces" together to get where we are today. Many of that Too many therapists focus on behaviors they want to stop and not "Why that behavior occurs" My son was diagnosed with ASD in January 2012 and it took us 3 years to put all the "pieces" together to get where we are today. Many of that 3 years of exploration, failure and discovery could have been reduced in duration if we had access to Dr. Pizant's book.So many therapists (both in school and private operations) don't "get it". They focus on the deficits and "extinguishing behaviors" when th. years of exploration, failure and discovery could have been reduced in duration if we had access to Dr. Pizant's book.So many therapists (both in school and private operations) don't "get it". They focus on the deficits and "extinguishing behaviors" when th. 01"Too many therapists focus on behaviors they want to stop and not "Why that behavior occurs"" according to Frank J. Kelly. My son was diagnosed with ASD in January 2012 and it took us Too many therapists focus on behaviors they want to stop and not "Why that behavior occurs" My son was diagnosed with ASD in January 2012 and it took us 3 years to put all the "pieces" together to get where we are today. Many of that 3 years of exploration, failure and discovery could have been reduced in duration if we had access to Dr. Pizant's book.So many therapists (both in school and private operations) don't "get it". They focus on the deficits and "extinguishing behaviors" when th. years to put all the "pieces" together to get where we are today. Many of that Too many therapists focus on behaviors they want to stop and not "Why that behavior occurs" My son was diagnosed with ASD in January 2012 and it took us 3 years to put all the "pieces" together to get where we are today. Many of that 3 years of exploration, failure and discovery could have been reduced in duration if we had access to Dr. Pizant's book.So many therapists (both in school and private operations) don't "get it". They focus on the deficits and "extinguishing behaviors" when th. years of exploration, failure and discovery could have been reduced in duration if we had access to Dr. Pizant's book.So many therapists (both in school and private operations) don't "get it". They focus on the deficits and "extinguishing behaviors" when th. and it took us Too many therapists focus on behaviors they want to stop and not "Why that behavior occurs" My son was diagnosed with ASD in January 2012 and it took us 3 years to put all the "pieces" together to get where we are today. Many of that 3 years of exploration, failure and discovery could have been reduced in duration if we had access to Dr. Pizant's book.So many therapists (both in school and private operations) don't "get it". They focus on the deficits and "extinguishing behaviors" when th. years to put all the "pieces" together to get where we are today. Many of that Too many therapists focus on behaviors they want to stop and not "Why that behavior occurs" My son was diagnosed with ASD in January 2012 and it took us 3 years to put all the "pieces" together to get where we are today. Many of that 3 years of exploration, failure and discovery could have been reduced in duration if we had access to Dr. Pizant's book.So many therapists (both in school and private operations) don't "get it". They focus on the deficits and "extinguishing behaviors" when th. years of exploration, failure and discovery could have been reduced in duration if we had access to Dr. Pizant's book.So many therapists (both in school and private operations) don't "get it". They focus on the deficits and "extinguishing behaviors" when th. "ESSENTIAL for all those touched by autism" according to Alex. I am a speech language pathologist working with the autism population.As a fresh graduate, I am very thankful for two things at the start of my career:1) Having a clinical placement experience in grad school at a clinic full of therapists who "GET IT" teaching me.2) This book.The perspective Dr. Prizant offers on autism is essential for any therapist, teacher, or parent touched by a "unique human.". "Uniquely Human" is by far the most beautiful and sensitive book about autism I have ever read "Uniquely Human" is by far the most beautiful and sensitive book about autism I have ever read and way overdo! Hopefully more and more people will "get it" as a result of reading this book and individuals on the spectrum will be treated with the dignity and respect they deserve!!Maria Teresa Guanabara (parent of Justin Canha, young adult with autism, whose journey is mentioned in this fabulous book
Now Dr. While it never discounts the difficulties of living with autism, Uniquely Human offers inspiring stories and practical advice drawn from Dr. Uniquely Human is a groundbreaking book on autism by one of the world's leading experts, who portrays autism not as a tragic disability but as a unique way of being human. It conveys a deep respect for people with autism and the qualities that make them special. In Uniquely Human, Dr. Barry M. Rather than curb these behaviors, it's better to enhance abilities, build on strengths, and offer supports that will naturally lead to more desirable behavior and a better quality of life. Prizant, an internationally renowned autism expert, offers a new and compelling paradigm: the most successful approaches to autism don't aim at fixing a person by eliminating symptoms but by seeking to understand the individual's experience and what underlies the behavior. Filled with humanity and wisdom, Uniquely Human offers a compassionate and insightful perspective that parents, professionals, and family members will find uplifting and hopeful.. In fact, argues Dr. Prizant, attempts to eliminate "autistic" behaviors may actually interfere with important developmental processes. Prizant's four-decade career working in universities, schools, hospitals, and private practice. This perspective leads to th