Recommended Reading - Children & Students
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Child Left Different edited
by Sarna
OlfmanThis is a Must Read! "(this is) a masterfully edited extraordinary volume that critically examines our nation's gullible faith in drugs as the treatment of choice for the rising tide of American children and youths diagnosed with mental illness. Through compelling statistics, wide-ranging research evidence, and poignant case examples, a renowned cast of contributing authors expose the clinical, industrial, and social conditions that have led to unwarranted drugging of our children. ... A must read for parents, mental health professionals, and policy makers, and a forceful call to action." Laura E. Berk, Distinguished professor of Psychology, Illinois State University
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 A
Student's Brain: The Parent/Teacher Manual
by Kathie F.
Nunley |
 Emerging Interventions by the Child
and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of
North America |
 The
Asperger's Answer Book by Susan Ashley,
PhD |
 Sensational
Kids. Hope and Help for Children with
Sensory Processing Disorder, by Lucy
Jane Miller, PhD |
| How The Special Needs Brain Works, by David A. Sousa |
 Syndrome
of Nonverbal Learning Disabilities,
by Byron
P. Rourke, Ed. |
 Louder
Than Words, by Jenny McCarthyThis is a book which takes you on a journey of a mom dealing with her son's autism. We learn what it is like to be a parent and have your dreams shattered. Jenny McCarthy discusses her son's autism diagnosis and treatment. She describes her journey as a jouney into faith, hope, love, and recovery.
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 Ten
Things Every Child With Autism Wishes You
Knew, by Ellen NotbohmEllen Notbohm's book is a powerful book. It is writen with compassion and understanding as perhaps only a mother of a child who struggles could show.
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