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Katrina Williams, Jacqueline Roberts 
This is the essential reference for parents and carers of children with autism. Written by two leading experts in the field, it covers everything from the causes of autism to how it manifests at the various ages and stages of a child’s life, as well as:
The authors’ warm, supportive voice reassures parents throughout, sorting fact from myth as they provide all the key information in a clear, easily understood format.
"The best parents’ guide to Autism.. The authors projected an environment where the parent or caregiver felt supported, confident and reassured that they could help their children"
- Unity Qld read the full review
"The compassionate yet direct tone of this book makes it engaging and easy to read....An exceptional acquisition for any library"
- Library Journal (USA) read the full review
"This comprehensive book is written by two leading experts in the field. Going back to the causes of autism it then moves on to how it manifests at the various ages and stages of a child's life. Helpful advice is given on practical aspects, including as diet and nutrition, the importance of self-care for parents, how to cope with common problematic behaviours, conditions that can often appear in conjunction with autism (such as anxiety and depression), and how best to manage the child's transition to adulthood. Examples from real life help with the feelings of isolation many parents can experience and they will benefit from these experiences which help to make the book relevant and readable. To me, the use of this book goes far beyond parents - family members and anyone working in an educational setting which has students with autism will find this accessible and empathetic book a valuable resource, which dispels many of the myths and gives practical and supportive advice."
- Parents in Touch (UK)
