Asperger Syndrome Explained

How to Understand and Communicate When Someone You Love Has Asperger's Syndrome

By: Sara Elliott Price

Narrated by: Charissa Clark Howe

This book is full of tips, techniques, and stories that will give you an inside look at what it means to have Asperger's. You will come away inspired and with a new understanding of how to communicate more effectively with those you love!

Here's what you'll learn in this guide to Asperger's:

• What causes Asperger's Syndrome
• What is the Autistic Spectrum
• How to recognize the signs and symptoms
• How to test for Asperger's
• What happens after a diagnosis
• Effective communication strategies
• Techniques used to cope with the syndrome for you and your loved one
• How it really feels to live with Asperger's
• Plus so much more!

Understanding Asperger's is the key to a happier and healthier relationship between you and your loved one. If you're concerned about someone you care about, or possibly even yourself, you owe it yourself to listen to this book!

©2014 Sara Elliott Price (P)2016 Sara Elliott Price

I found a book salmonella

This book was an eye-opener it was a lotOf information I wasn’t aware ok

Clearer Understanding

I was really looking for a book on Asperger’s syndrome that is more focused on Aspie adults, but the info was, nonetheless, good. I appreciated the clarification on syndrome versus disease, & that an NT can have a satisfying relationship with a person with Asperger’s.

Full of helpful info into the world Aspies

it's been said, children aren't born with manuals. Thanks to this book, I can understand and focus on my 11yr old son's strengths and work with him on his communication and reading body languages with the tips and pointers from this book.
I've read quite a few books on Aspies to better learn how to raise a healthier happier little angel. Sara's audio book (which is also available in paperback and Kindle format) complements previous books just by listening to this.
Bottom line, very good read or listen for anyone living with someone with Asperergers herein now referred to as Autism On The Spectrum as of just a couple of years ago.

Accurate, but boring.

The narrator seemed lackluster and the book pretty much fired data at you, with no humor or anecdotal whimsy, like a textbook. The anecdotes used to illustrate the data were dry and forgettable. I have Asperger’s and can confirm the data as accurate, however.

Asperger's syndrome

love, love, loved this book. Easy to understand, creative ways of how Asperger's. helped me understand how to commicate.