Review of Dealing with Autism

[Eagle Adastra]

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Dealing with Autism" by Jennifer A Whitaker.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Dealing with Autism by Jennifer A. Whitaker explains the lives of an autistic person in an understandable way. It diligently analyses the issues experienced by them. They sometimes struggle with fact-based information. The author tells a personal experience and knowledge gained with herself and her work through her patients.

Autism is a unique ability from the perspective of the book. When harnessed, it gives the individual a high sense of being and self-esteem through family love and help. Their ability is a gift; the readers will learn to make them feel the same. There is a need for acceptance both socially and in a family setting. They need family integration, help, and personal development, among others.

Jennifer gives the reader ways to visit the mind of the autistic, to know how they think, how they view the world, how social behavior and skill after their perception, their need for explanation in basic elementary concepts, the necessity for communication, and the gentle direction for increased improvement, the need to learn non-verbal and verbal communication for the development of an autistic person and others.

The book is a resource for families with an autistic person. It will help them provide a welcoming and improving environment to them. It gave step-by-step ways of dealing with them and ways to help them better. The descriptive nature of the book is a positive aspect of the book. The narration is flawless.

I like the writing style of the book. It is descriptive, informational, educative, directional, insightful, teachable, and explanatory. The book title is the positive aspect of the book. It sheds light on the message of the book. I do not dislike the book. I could not find any negative aspects in the book. The audible narration is soothing to the mind and soul. The tone is welcoming and spirit calming. The narrator, Pat Kennedy, made me love the audiobook. The voice is appealing.

Dealing with Autism by Jennifer A. Whitaker is an educational book. I rate it 5 out of 5 stars. I carefully explained the reason for my rating above. I recommend the book healthcare provider. Autistic family members will find the book helpful.

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[Anthony Caleb]

Sometimes we don't know the struggle an autistic person passed through, it is great to read and understand their feelings.

[itz maya]

Your review of *Dealing with Autism* by Jennifer A. Whitaker really highlights the book's approach to understanding and supporting autistic individuals. It’s great how you emphasized the personal insights and practical advice provided. I agree that the book’s focus on acceptance, family integration, and effective communication is crucial. The descriptive nature and clear narration sound like valuable features. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!