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No one knows why autism has become so prevalent, however, many families are now living with autism as part of their lives and having to learn a whole new way of dealing with the every day challenges that autism brings.
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No one knows why autism has become so prevalent, however, many families are now living with autism as part of their lives and having to learn a whole new way of dealing with the every day challenges that autism brings.
It is wonderful that we have a month to bring awareness about autism.
April is National Autism Awareness month, and nationally recognized autism advocacy expert Areva Martin, Esq. shares her hard-won knowledge as a parent of an autistic child—and an individual rights attorney— THE EVERYDAY ADVOCATE: Standing Up For Your Autistic Child (NAL Paperback; $15.00), out in paperback April 5.
In a sea of impractical advice, quirky theories, and all-around unhelpful tips, Areva Martin is a rational, down-to-earth guide. THE EVERYDAY ADVOCATE is filled with practical, real-world actions that work, lists helpful websites and organizations, and gives parents and caregivers the emotional support they need as they face the challenge of successfully standing up for children with special needs.
A Q&A or review can cover:• Getting a diagnosis• The principles of advocacy• Balancing a career and a child with autism• Navigating the therapy maze• Networking with other families affected by autism• And much moreAreva Martin, Esq. has appeared on Dr. Phil, Good Morning America, and FOX News, and has counseled hundreds of parents of autistic children. A graduate of University of Chicago and Harvard Law School , she is the founding and managing partner of Martin & Martin, LLP. Additionally, Martin is the president and co-founder of Special Needs Network, Inc. (SNN), a non-profit launched specifically to support families with special needs children.
Based on the reviews I've seen, this is a great book for anyone wanting help in their family. It covers a wide range of topics and lots of information in one place that will bring relief and help in making decisions that need to be made.
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