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Understanding Your High Functioning Teen and Tween
- A Parent’s Guide to Embracing Neurodiversity and Fostering Social Skills to Help Teenagers Transition Into Adulthood Independently
- Narrated by: Kelley Sullivan
- Length: 5 hrs and 56 mins
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Summary
If you want your teen to transition into adulthood independently then this book is for you:
Parenting autistic children is hard, adding teenage hormones into the mix creates a whole host of challenges you probably never saw coming. I have battled with my son’s temper tantrums, his anxiety and also his struggle to value his uniqueness. Being a parent can make you feel like the loneliest person in the world, but you aren’t in this alone.
If you are in my shoes, or about to embark on the teen/tween years and you need some advice from a mom that has been there and learnt from her experiences then this book is for you.
In this book you will discover:
- What everyone must know about solving bullying problems
- 9 proven steps to help your teen transition from school into adulthood, independently
- Brutal mistakes parents make when trying to foster positive relationships
- How to become the most effective advocate for your teen in High School, right away.
- The ultimate guide to addressing the sexual curriculum
- 3 unheard ways to combat anxiety and depression
- Clear and unbiased facts about improving social skills
- Everything you wanted to know about being neurodiverse and rocking.
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- Donesa
- 18-09-24
Informative Read
Provides foundational information that can help guide you as a parent to directing your child through the daily obstacles that can occur with HFA. How to avoid the most common mistakes and strategies to make life easier as they transition into an independent lifestyle. A good read.
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- SCOTT D SCHEPPMANN
- 10-09-24
A Lifeline for Navigating Neurodiversity
This audiobook provides wonderful advice on how to support a child’s unique needs while helping them build the social skills necessary for adulthood.
The tips given about fostering independence are so crucial for the future of your child and how they will handle the responsibilities he will need to have for independence.
If you’re a parent looking for help and reassurance, this audiobook is for you.
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- InsightfulReader
- 20-09-24
Great Resource for Teens
This audiobook is a thoughtful and insightful guide for parents navigating the unique challenges of raising high-functioning teens and tweens. It addresses the complexities of neurodiversity while providing practical strategies to foster social skills and support independent transitions into adulthood. I appreciated the empathetic tone, which reassures parents that they are not alone in this journey.
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- Melissa Lance
- 12-09-24
A Practical Guide for Parenting Neurodiverse Teens
This book is such a valuable resource as you navigate parenting a high-functioning teen. The tips on fostering social skills and encouraging independence will really help you support your child better. It gives you clear insight into how to embrace neurodiversity in a way that feels both encouraging and doable. If you’re looking for guidance on how to help your teen transition into adulthood, this is a must-read for any parent!
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- Saya
- 13-09-24
Understanding teens
As I sometimes interact with kids at work, I’ve found myself feeling uncertain about how best to support them, especially as they navigate the complexities of adolescence. This book provided me with both practical advice and emotional reassurance, making me feel more confident in my role as a caretaker. What I liked most was how it emphasized understanding teens' perspective - reminding me that, neurodivergent or not, teenagers all experience similar struggles with independence, identity, and social challenges.
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- Butterflywings09
- 23-09-24
Very Helpful
This is an incredibly helpful and insightful audiobook for any parent navigating the complexities of raising a neurodiverse child. The strategies provided for fostering social skills and encouraging independence are practical and easy to follow. This audiobook helped me better understand my teen and feel more confident in supporting their transition into adulthood.
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- Joseph Mendoza
- 13-09-24
High Functioning Teen
I struggled a lot when I was a teen with bullying, and I did not know how to solve bullying problems. I had to report it to a teacher or school principal for unsafe students. The audiobook provides a guide to solving bullying, as well as anxiety and depression. Although I never experienced anxiety or depression, I had friends who had those issues. I agree with the author that knowledge is power, and the more we read, the more skills we have to overcome challenges that might arise in our school journey. I can build a relationship with my teen with the audiobook guide, and It's beneficial.
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- Kzbr4b
- 24-09-24
Great guide for parents
This book contains some very good tips for parents, especially for those who are looking to be better support to their teens. It's full of practical ways to help them develop social skills and build confidence, which many teens are decidedly lacking. The advice is down to earth and easy to apply. This stage of a teenager's life is difficult for parents to navigate, so this book is a valuable read to understanding their teen without being patronising.
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- Joyce Bui
- 15-09-24
A Great Book !
As a parent of a high-functioning teen, I've always wondered why things sometimes felt a bit different for them. This book really helped me understand what was going on. It talked about neurodiversity, which is basically saying everyone's brain is a little bit different. If you're a parent of a high-functioning teen or tween, I highly recommend this audiobook. It's like having a friend who understands and can offer helpful advice.
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- Brian
- 12-09-24
Illustrates important adaptations for parents
Raising any teenager comes with it's difficulties, and even people like me who do not have their own children hear about those challenges. However, we less often hear about the specific challenges of raising a teenager with autism. This book does a great job of illusrating the specific differences and needs that this situation comes with and gives real advice on how to navigate them as a parent. I appreciate the important emphasis on reminding parents that above anything else, your teen with autism is a teenager, and it's important to remember what that part of your life is like, regardless of how your brain works. The narrator's calm and comforting tone throughout the book is a nice bonus as well.
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