Becoming A Professional Parent Series

Becoming a Professional Parent Series

By Olga Bogdashina

Out Now

Becoming a Professional Parent

1 - Exploring the Sensory World of Autism

“A Must Have Book for parents of autistic children”

This book is truly one of its kind and the first one of the series: Becoming a Professional Parent. Aimed at parents of autistic children who wish to learn more about autism and to understand their child and help them flourish.

Combining the latest research as well as personal experiences, this book aims to help parents of autistic children and those who work with autistic children to understand and guide them and to understand sensory issues from an autistic perspective.

It is a must-read for any parent wanting to learn more about their child’s world and to understand how to help them in the best way possible.

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French

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Italian

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Russian

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Romanian

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Coming Soon

coming soon

2: Learning To Speak Autistic

This second book of the series Autism: Becoming a Professional Parent deals with cognitive, language and communication development in autism and provides ideas and tips how to help the child in which Olga shares what she’s learned (and continues to learn) about autism.

This is especially aimed for:

1) Parents and to guide them through the ins- and outs of not just living with – but flourishing – together with their autistic children

2) Professionals working with autistic population in order to help them understand autistic perspective and communication systems autistic individuals use.