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Engaging Autism: Helping Children Relate, Communicate and Think with the DIR Floortime Approach

The long-awaited landmark guide to autism and ASD by the authors of the timeless classic The Child with Special Needs The inspiring success of Dr.

Stanley Greenspan's unique approach to autism and ASD (autistic spectrum disorders) is known to grateful parents and to professionals throughout the world.

Now at last his highly effective and influential program is presented in one clear and accessible volume.

A number of innovative, exciting features distinguish Greenspan's approach to autism: First, his program has demonstrated that children with signs of autism or autistic spectrum disorders do not have a fixed, limited potential, but in many cases can join their peers and lead full, healthy lives, emotionally and intellectually.

Secondly, his approach can be applied at a very early stage, when signs of autism first appear.

Thus, the hope of preventing the full onset of autism becomes a real possibility.

Third, the approach empowers the entire family to promote their child's development throughout each day.

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