Message from the Author: "I believe Judy's World is special because it is about the journey of raising two children with special needs rather than one child. I am also a single parent which brings a different perspective as well. In addition to having autism, my boys also cope with anxiety, ADD, Tourette Syndrome and OCD. Each of these issues affects my boys in different ways and the reader gains insight into a world they thought they knew.

Judy's World: The World of Autism Through the Eyes of a Mother

Parenting & Relationships

Judy Blake

Disabilities & Hyperactivity

Brio Books

Professor Tom Griffith's Fantasy Basketball Guide 1993-1994

Sports & Outdoors

Griffith, Tom

Basketball

Professor Tom Griffith's Fantasy Basketball Guide 1994-1995

Professor Tom Griffith's Fantasy Basketball Guide 1995-1996

Professor Tom Griffith's Fantasy Basketball Guide, 1996-1997

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Gaming

Touching Tells and Learns

Ian Rudkin

The Rat Catcher

Literature & Fiction

Kim, Kelly

Genre Fiction

<p>Are you a parent who wants to be a part of their child's sport journey, no matter how far they go? Do you sometimes feel just as frustrated as your young athlete with the debrief during the journey home after the game? Perhaps you struggle to find the right words to say - or sometimes not to say - to your child, so have resorted to saying nothing at all.\nDr Jay-Lee Nair has the answers. This book will help you learn how best to support and talk to your child not just before before, but during and after the game.\nRecent events surrounding sport icons, such as Adam Goodes, Naomi Osaka and Simone Biles, have shown us that athletes are taking greater ownership of their performance and 'calling the shots' in the most difficult of circumstances. This is possible when an athlete has a collaborative support team.\nThe same applies for young athletes at all stages of their career and at all levels of their sport. They benefit from having a support team of their parents, coaches and teachers, who understand the importance of helping them to be independent and adaptable.\n﻿This generation can be highly resistant to advice and direction from their supporters. Young athletes want to be empowered to think for themselves during the game and adapt quickly on their own.\nThis book is for parents, coaches and teachers who want to help their young athletes thrive in competitive environments - whether they are just starting out or competing at an elite level.\nIt is for those who believe in the power sport has to positively shape children into exceptional adults - and athletes - while preventing anxiety and pressure in the sport journey.</p>

Good Sport: International Edition: Internationl Edition

Nair, Dr Jay-Lee

Miscellaneous

Think Smart Run Hard

The Making of Men: Raising boys to be happy, healthy and successful

Rubinstein, Arne

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