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1,001 Tips for the Parents of Autistic Boys: Everything You Need to Know About Diagnosis, Doctors, Schools, Taxes, Vacations, Babysitters, Treatments, Food, and More
Author(s): Ken Siri (Author)
- Publisher: Skyhorse Publishing
- Publication Date: 23 Oct. 2010
- Edition: 1st
- Language: English
- Print length: 480 pages
- ISBN-10: 1616081058
- ISBN-13: 9781616081058
Book Description
Current research shows that as many as one in seventy boys in the United States now has autism. Parents of these boys become full-time researchers, always looking for the latest information on doctors, education, and treatments. After countless hours of study, Ken Siri shares what he has learned. Following his comprehensive guide to treatment options, Cutting-Edge Therapies for Autism, he now presents the essential guide to parenting a boy with autism.
In
1,001 Tips for the Parents of Autistic Boys you will learn about navigating puberty with your son including issues such as personal hygiene, inappropriate touching, and sex. Parents of autistic boys contend with many unique problems due to increases in size, strength, and aggression as the boy ages. How do you keep both yourself and your son safe when he is suddenly twice your size?Other topics will include:
- Teaching your son about grooming, washing, and deodorant
- Choosing a school
- Getting insurance to cover treatments
- How to handle bullying
- Legal issues and Medicaid pros and cons
- Maintaining a social life for both you and your son
- Handling marital stress and divorce
- Where to go on vacation
- And many more!
From what to do when you first suspect your son might have autism, to coping with the first diagnosis, to following up with comprehensive evaluation, continuing education, and treatment, 1,001 Tips for the Parents of Autistic Boys is the book that every parent of an autistic boy needs.
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About the Author
Ken Siri, also the author of Cutting-Edge Therapies for Autism, is the single parent of a boy with autism. He is the founder and president of Consilium Global Research, a Wall Street advisory firm. Ken is active in the autism community in New York City, where he and his son reside.
