Melting Down. A Comic for Kids with Asperger's Disorder and Challenging Behavior
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- Nombre de pages61
- PrésentationBroché
- FormatAlbum
- Poids0.141 kg
- Dimensions17,0 cm × 24,4 cm × 0,4 cm
- ISBN978-1-939418-20-3
- EAN9781939418203
- Date de parution15/04/2013
- CollectionThe ORP Library
- ÉditeurRTC Publishing
Résumé
Based on dozens of intensive interviews with parents, clinical psychologists, teachers, and more, Melting Down is the fictional story of Benjamin, a boy diagnosed with Asperger's disorder and additional challenging behavior. From the time Benjamin is a toddler, he knows he is different : he doesn't understand social and emotional cues, does not know how to play with his sister or other children, and dislikes making eye contact.
And his tantrums are not like normal tantrums ; they're meltdowns that will eventually make regular schooling — and day-to-day life — impossible. Told from Benjamin's perspective, Melting Down gives a unique glimpse into the journey taken by children with Asperger's disorder and additional challenging behavior, demonstrating that the path toward hope isn't simple — but with the right tools and teammates, it's possible.
And his tantrums are not like normal tantrums ; they're meltdowns that will eventually make regular schooling — and day-to-day life — impossible. Told from Benjamin's perspective, Melting Down gives a unique glimpse into the journey taken by children with Asperger's disorder and additional challenging behavior, demonstrating that the path toward hope isn't simple — but with the right tools and teammates, it's possible.
Based on dozens of intensive interviews with parents, clinical psychologists, teachers, and more, Melting Down is the fictional story of Benjamin, a boy diagnosed with Asperger's disorder and additional challenging behavior. From the time Benjamin is a toddler, he knows he is different : he doesn't understand social and emotional cues, does not know how to play with his sister or other children, and dislikes making eye contact.
And his tantrums are not like normal tantrums ; they're meltdowns that will eventually make regular schooling — and day-to-day life — impossible. Told from Benjamin's perspective, Melting Down gives a unique glimpse into the journey taken by children with Asperger's disorder and additional challenging behavior, demonstrating that the path toward hope isn't simple — but with the right tools and teammates, it's possible.
And his tantrums are not like normal tantrums ; they're meltdowns that will eventually make regular schooling — and day-to-day life — impossible. Told from Benjamin's perspective, Melting Down gives a unique glimpse into the journey taken by children with Asperger's disorder and additional challenging behavior, demonstrating that the path toward hope isn't simple — but with the right tools and teammates, it's possible.
