Autism In Women Learning To Leave With The Spectrum And Understanding Austistic Behaviors

Autism is an illness that affects children, right? That's wrong.
Autism develops from childhood until adulthood.

The demands of elderly autistics have been substantially outpaced by the enormous achievements we have made in understanding young autistic behaviors and therapies.

What about adolescents seeking to make friends?

What about the middle-aged autistic adult who was given a false diagnosis of bipolar illness and doesn't have access to a successful treatment regimen?

What about the elderly person exhibiting inflexible autistic traits but being misdiagnosed with frontotemporal dementia
Living with autism makes it difficult for women.

Many women make accommodations by disguising their genuine selves and leading lifestyles that are not in line with their requirements.

This book supports you in moving beyond your diagnosis and accepting and embracing yourself and your autism as you move toward self-compassion, acceptance, and authenticity.
It is based on the author's experience coaching women with autism around the world and her own experience as a woman with autism.
The book provides strategy-based therapy to cope with challenges in personal and household management, healthcare, communication, sensory processing symptoms, and emotional and behavioral control, with some well-known women on the autistic spectrum.