Organizational Use License for Unlimited Books + 3 hours of advising
A picture of autism like never before.
You'll receive a unique license for your organization to download unlimited copies of the book anytime for free.
You will also have Kyle Crawford, author and founder of autismstat.org, at your organization's disposal for 3 hours of advising.
The advising comes with lots of options, and could include projects spanning from assistance sharing research with your network, writing articles for your website or newsletter, reviewing marketing and organizational strategies, or a whole lot more.
A lot can happen in three hours. Propose something and we’ll make it happen!
You will receive instructions for how to set up the advising and access the unique site for your organization to download unlimited copies, as well as an initial copy of the book.
This unique organizational license allows your organization to download unlimited copies of the book anytime for free, which'll pay for itself in a second. You can use it as a gift for attendees at your conference, a resource for clients or staff, or really any use as long as it's internal to your organization and nobody has to pay a dime.
Here's a snapshot of some of the 20 chapters:
The Value of Peers
A beautiful look into what happens when we focus on building the peer support networks of students on the spectrum not by focusing on the child with autism but their peers.
Predictive Brain Responses
Our earliest moments of life are enormously influential on who and what we become, and now we know that certain brain activity can predict levels of functioning years later. So how do we impact it?
Goodbye Stress
Reducing parental stress is incredibly difficult but skills-based techniques and mindfulness-based techniques both work. We'll look at how reducing stress can have additional benefits for the parent-child relationship beyond just parents feeling better.
Gender Spectrum
We seem to have just accepted that autism occurs at different rates in boys and girls, but we've barely scratched the surface of all the reasons why we might be under-recognizing autism in girls, and even wrongfully characterizing the spectrum across genders. New findings and a new tool point to a brighter future.
Never Stop Learning
Innovation is impacting the autism community as much as any other, and it's transforming how people are diagnosed, treated and supported. In order to prepare people and organizations for the new era, we're going to need to be prepared ourselves. We'll look closely at a couple options.
*If you like this offer but aren't looking for organizational assistance right now, you can save money and just get the organizational license:
Unlimited Books for Organizational Use
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