Extraordinary Journey
One mother's battle, one boy's incredible life, one plan to make it work!
de Michelle Hatcher
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Have you been left in the dark, alone since your child's Autism diagnosis? Have you felt the world turn against you and your child? Have the birthday party invitations dried up and no more sleep overs? Are you frightened to go out in public in fear of meltdowns and pointed fingers? Have you tried to find the right support and found only red tape and barriers?
Michelle Hatcher discovered that in 2011 when Jon was diagnosed, the world suddenly was a lonely place. With no help, an out of date support list and a school who wasn't trained to deal with Jon's needs, she embarked on a journey of questioning self-discovery through studying the alternative route.
Taking matters into her own hands, she steered Jon, who later developed PDA and Scoliosis, through the myriad of primary and secondary education to a brighter future, banging desks, demanding answers to speaking on behalf of a multitude of worried parents and lost children. This is the story of one woman's battle against single parenting, abuse, unemployment, chronic illness, violence against their home, negative local authorities and a system who simply could not and would not care. Join her and her family in this bittersweet story which will make you laugh and cry. It is frank, cutting and as blunt as Hell.
Michelle leaves no stone unturned and uncovers the mistakes and falls any normal family goes through when faced with Autism, but leads you into the light, travelling from their home over 100 miles away to start a new life. This true story focuses on what’s really important to you and your child’s future and forgetting the BS web parents are often spun.
So get listening. The world of Autism and parenting it is about to change.
Contains bad language and honesty.
Michelle Hatcher discovered that in 2011 when Jon was diagnosed, the world suddenly was a lonely place. With no help, an out of date support list and a school who wasn't trained to deal with Jon's needs, she embarked on a journey of questioning self-discovery through studying the alternative route.
Taking matters into her own hands, she steered Jon, who later developed PDA and Scoliosis, through the myriad of primary and secondary education to a brighter future, banging desks, demanding answers to speaking on behalf of a multitude of worried parents and lost children. This is the story of one woman's battle against single parenting, abuse, unemployment, chronic illness, violence against their home, negative local authorities and a system who simply could not and would not care. Join her and her family in this bittersweet story which will make you laugh and cry. It is frank, cutting and as blunt as Hell.
Michelle leaves no stone unturned and uncovers the mistakes and falls any normal family goes through when faced with Autism, but leads you into the light, travelling from their home over 100 miles away to start a new life. This true story focuses on what’s really important to you and your child’s future and forgetting the BS web parents are often spun.
So get listening. The world of Autism and parenting it is about to change.
Contains bad language and honesty.
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Caractéristiques et détails
- Catégorie principale: Famille
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Format choisi: 13×20 cm
# de pages: 280 -
ISBN
- Couverture souple: 9781367546189
- Date de publication: juin 22, 2016
- Langue English
- Mots-clés Autism, ASD, Asperger's, ADHD, support for autism, families with autism, help for autistic people, autism and teenagers, autism and children, life coaching, NLP, CBT, therapies
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À propos du créateur
Michelle Hatcher
Swindon, Wiltshire
Founder of Gaining Ground With Autism, CBT Therapist, NLP Practitioner and member of the Association of Integrative Pyschology. Michelle is the mother of Jon, a 15 year old with PDA, Autism and Scoliosis. Campaigner of children disability rights, Autism in the workplace, she is the author of many books, her latest one, the autobiographical 'how-to' book; Extraordinary Journey about her life with Jon, from birth to diagnosis to adulthood. It is a bittersweet honest account of life as a parent with a difficult child. You will laugh and cry.