Das asperger-syndrom: das erfolgreiche praxis-handbuch für eltern und therapeuten

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Ihr Kind entfaltet seine geistigen Fähigkeiten ganz normal, ist aber sehr zurückgezogen und manchmal wenig einfühlsam? Sind seine Bewegungen unbeholfen und schließt es keine Freundschaften?
Tony Attwood, der bekannteste Experte für das Asperger-Syndrom, erklärt verständlich, was betroffene Kinder auszeichnet, was sie brauchen und welche Potentiale sie haben. Eltern, Therapeuten und Lehrer erhalten viele Anregungen, um die Kinder besser zu erreichen und zu fördern.

• Erkennen: Durch zahlreiche Tests und Checklisten zu einer sicheren Diagnose.
• Verstehen: Kinder und Erwachsene mit Asperger-Syndrom schildern eindrucksvoll, wie sie denken und fühlen.
• Stärken: Bewährte Spiele und Übungen helfen Ihrem Kind, mit sich selbst und anderen besser zurechtzukommen.

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Das Asperger-Syndrom: Das erfolgreiche Praxis-Handbuch f�r Eltern und Therapeuten

Attwood, Tony

Verlag: Trias (2016)

ISBN 10: 343210281X ISBN 13: 9783432102818

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Reading this book was an unexpectedly emotional experience for me. I checked it out from the library because my wife and I recently have begun to strongly suspect that although he has not been diagnosed and although he functions reasonably well in social situations, my son most likely is an Asperger's syndrome sufferer. As I read the book, I certainly saw my son in the pages, but I was not prepared for who else I saw there: myself. In every chapter, and sometimes on almost every page, I found so ...more

There is no getting away from this book if you have a child with Asperger's. It was the first book I bought when I was up at night googling it. I bought it because so many other people bought it--based on reviews and popularity. I'm not sorry I have it, but it is depressing. It's academic (again, that's okay). I prefer to read a book about Asperger's that was written by someone with Asperger's. I like Karla Fisher's writing much better. She is genuinely helpful. ...more

This is the book every parent should be handed when receiving their child's (or their own) AS diagnosis. It is a thorough description of the condition, using vocabulary appropriate for the newly initiated. The Asperger's "bible" in our home. ...more

this book is a great reference for parents. it has easy to understand descriptions of the syndrome and ideas for helping your child as well.

Excellent book for teachers and parents. Very comprehensive and interesting. It will help me a lot with my Aspie students (as Tony Attwood would say). LOVE THEM.

A great help to families with a member who has Asperger's Syndrome. ...more

Utile punto di partenza per capire qualcosa della sindrome.
Io l'ho letto perché ho un allievo che ne è affetto. E penso che sia un bambino meraviglioso.

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Principali caratteristiche cliniche della sindrome di Asperger:
⁃ mancanza di empatia
⁃ interazione naïf, inadeguata, unidirezionale
⁃ abilità scarse o assenti di fare amicizie
⁃ linguaggio pedante, ripetitivo
⁃ scarsa comunicazione non verbale
⁃ interesse spasmodico per certi argomenti
⁃ movimenti goffi e poco coordinati e posture bizzarre

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Who would have known that a book that I borrowed and read to help me at work would be so enjoyable? Tony Attwood writes in a style that is both informative and approachable. I really enjoyed how he dotted his descriptions and advice with his clients' experiences. He is clearly someone who really cares about his clients and is keen to let others know about how to learn to be alongside, support or teach those with Asperger's. I would recommend this book for anyone who wants to know more about the ...more

I added this book to my list while reading The Big Short and relating some Aspergers characteristics to my husband. As I started the book, I thought, my oldest child has a lot of these characteristics. Then further progression led to the thought that I have many of the characteristics. For comparison Sheldon from the Big Bang Theory is an over exaggerated example of all characteristics. As I approached the end, I realized I know of at least two people for every characteristic. They refer to this ...more

There's only one thing that I would add to this book: there's a moment when the author says something related to people with Aspergers, that they have to ask to other people about their feelings or problems, or showing interest, because they can't understand many times what the other person is feeling. Well... I think that people without Aspergers should do the same too, but maybe is utopic, because in this world it seems that the minorities have always to adapt themselves to the majorities (whe ...more

As a guide to how valuable I found this book - when I read I often mark passages that I find interesting or want to reflect on with a removable tab, by the time I finished reading this it had about 80 tabs in it!
Explanations of certain behaviours gave me a greater understanding of motivations and reasons and this gave me ideas for new management strategies.
It was also really helpful to know that this is not uncommon and that many, many families go through these daily tests and small traumas!
I ...more

Still waiting on a diagnosis on my son, but this book was recommended to us following his initial consultation. Gives great insight and much better understanding of this neurological condition. Found myself constantly saying "yes, he does that". Can be downbeat on prognosis, but the appendix has a more positive feel. Highly recommend to anyone who has a child who may have Asperger's, or be high functioning ASD. ...more

There are people better placed than me to discuss the content of this book, but what I can say is that the writing is really accessible and entertaining. The main thing I didn't like was the Bill Bryson excerpt, which I thought unkind. ...more

I didn't finish this book. I really liked the diagnostic information that was provided early on. Clearly a great book, with lots of information but not what I was after. I wanted a more broad knowledge. ...more

Essential reading for anyone with an autistic family member or who thinks they have some traits themselves.

Really informative. Uses more layman's terms which makes the whole book easy to process. Lots of references to help with learning more. ...more

Some observations and quotes I appreciated:

"There is also research and clinical evidence that the person [with Asperger's] may have knowledge about other people's minds, but they are unable to apply this knowledge effectively....the knowledge was available, but was not recognized as relevant."

"While other children often pretend to be the characters in favorite films and television programmes, the imaginative play of some children with Asperger's Syndrome includes becoming an object rather than a

Brilliant - easily digested and answers so many questions (including an extensive FAQ at the back). I now want to buy a copy for ourselves and ensure a certain school has copies - and reads them.

Attwood has really clarified the challenges faced, and ways to help the child - but, as he says, Asperger's kind of 'falls through the cracks'. The child may be achieving very well academically but be really unhappy in relationships with other children and have problems with some teachers, arising from p

I have someone in my extended family who I am positive has Aspberger's Syndrome. POSITIVE. My husband disagrees and says I'm crazy, even though I have read a thousand books and articles on the topic and he has read zip. (He is not the crazy reading person that I am.) This is the only book my library seems to have on Asperger's Syndrome, and I kinda want to read it, but under the radar of my husband. There are a lot of cool books about Aspberger's Syndrome. I wish I could read them all but don't ...more

Asperger’s is a newer term for high functioning autism. Neither term is very well understood.
The author compares Asperger’s to a thousand piece puzzle without a defining picture. I will add that some of the puzzle pieces may be missing.
In the 1950’s when I was growing up, kids like me were described as different, eccentric, and unsociable. We were loners not because we wanted to be, but because we didn’t know how to join the play and friendships that surrounded us in the schoolyard. Conversa ...more

I read this as a part of my voyage of self-discovery and self-diagnosis. I probably should have read this one first. It's a great introduction to what Aspergers is, and it's not prone to condescension the way the first book I read on the topic was. Is this me or is it not? I'm not a psychologist, but I sure feel like my personal experiences fall right in line with what I'm reading about. Anyway, Attwood's book is a must read for anyone with Aspergers or high functioning autism in their life or w ...more

Though this book is now outdated, it does give a good overview of how Asperger's manifests itself in different spheres of a person's life and possible accommodations/treatments. Twelve years ago much of this information would have been new to me, but working in schools for nine years means it was all very familiar. Though I'm sure there are more current resources for parents who are unfamiliar with Asperger's and have a child with a recent diagnosis, or potential diagnosis, it is written in an a ...more

The ideas of exercises are great, but implementation is going to vary on a case by case basis. In our particular case, some of these work, some don't, and we're walking that road with professionals who can work within the ABA realm to support Asperger's.

I thought this provided a good sweeping overview of Asperger's Syndrome, however, it is a bit dated. Keep the year of publication in mind as you read it.

My sons therapist was kind enough to lend this to me when I approached her about our growing concern with how our 8yr old is relating to his peers. This book really opened my eyes to different views as to why he behaves so & is having difficulties. I also devoured the rest of the book that pertained to all the other struggles of those w/high functioning autism/asperger's. I've read many books on the subject & must say this one really had a lot of aha moments for me. ...more

My son has been diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome, so I read this book to help understand the various aspects, symptoms, and effective means of support involved. It is fairly comprehensive and includes not only technical descriptions of various challenges, but also personal accounts from the author's patients of their experiences, thoughts, and feelings. The book has been helpful but is only a start on a long road for us. ...more

A good book written plainly and easy to understand. The material is dated, unfortunately, as more is now known or more clearly understood about AS, particularly with regards to adults in the spectrum. This is a good introductory book that you can quickly get through, but definitely dont stop here; the author has a more comprehensive book of a similar title.

This was a great starting point for me and for my son's teachers to gain understanding about how his world worked. Especially helpful to parents/teachers of those newly diagnosed. Now that my son is in his teens, I am finding there is less information available. However, I would like to stress that this was my 'Aspie' bible in the beginning. ...more

This is a great book if you want to learn about Aspergers Syndrome. Tony Attwood is the expect on this disorder (mild form of Autism) and did an amazing job with helping lay people learn about Aspergers. I would suggest it to those with a family member suffering from Asperger's or parents of a child with Aspergers. ...more

This book was wonderful for us to read together. My son was able to articulate his thoughts and feelings better after reading this book. It also gave us as parents an understanding for the different place he was coming from with some unusual reactions.

Anyone who must work/live with someone with Asperger's Syndrome must read this book.

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