Don’t Freak Out… You are not alone! You are half way through grocery shopping and can tell that your Aspie is about to melt down. You know you should just 86 the whole thing but you really need milk, bread and coffee. Eventually your child can’t stand it anymore and falls to the floor in anger and frustration! 
The outside world sees a big sobbing and screaming kid having a fit. You see the truth; your baby has fallen off the wall and you need to help put this little Humpty Dumpty back together again. Unlike the fairy tale, none of the Kings Horses and none of the Kings Men are coming to help. But you are not alone. We get it. We’ve been there. And we will guide you to a calmer, happier place of acceptance and appreciation. 
The Don’t Freak Out Guide to PARENTING KIDS WITH ASPERGER’S will guide you through a simple process that will allow you to: 
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<li>Break the cycle of worry, anger and guilt. </li>
<li>Show you a new way to view your child. </li>
<li>Help you to become a leader in your child’s life. </li>
<li>Offer you support, hope and even a few laughs along the way. </li>
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The Don't Freak Out Guide To Parenting Kids With Asperger's

Parenting & Relationships

Sharon Fuentes

Neil McNerney

Disabilities & Hyperactivity

Integrated Press

Neil McNerney, a licensed counselor and parenting expert, will show you ways to help your child do better in school without arguments, yelling, or guilt. In his 25 years working with school-age children and their parents, Neil McNerney has developed a simple and powerful approach that will increase achievement and decrease aggravation HOMEWORK: A Parent's Guide to Helping Out Without Freaking Out will guide you through a simple process to find a way to help your child based on which faulty coping pattern your child is using. Most homework books are focused on study techniques. Homework focuses on how parents can be powerful leaders in their kid's education. It answers the most common questions parents ask: When do I reward and when do I punish? How do I give advice about studying without getting backtalk? How much should I review homework? How do I help my stressed out child who takes school too seriously? What do I say when my child says "I don't care" about school? How do I help my disorganized child without feeling like I am his secretary? Praise for Homework "Whether you have an anxious, disorganized or defiant child when it comes to doing schoolwork, McNerney's C.A.L.M. method allows you to tailor your intervention to the specific style of your child. A great way to avoid nightly homework wars " - Thomas W. Phelan, PhD, author of Surviving Your Adolescents "Neil is a gifted communicator, able to introduce ideas in a way that make perfect sense out of complicated dynamics, and leaves parents feeling renewed and ready for action. Neil is a professional worth watching and learning from. I know I have." - Hal Runkel, NY Times bestselling author of ScreamFree Parenting "I've never read a book like this one I will keep it on my professional shelf & continue to recommend to parents and professionals. Thanks for the gem of a book, Neil McNerney No wonder its flying off shelves " - Laura Chernow, Book Reviewer for The Purcellville Gazette

Homework - A Parent's Guide to Helping Out Without Freaking Out!

McNerney, Neil

Parenting

You, too, can have red shoes of courage. All you need to do is believe. The kitchen table at Nana Emily’s house is the place where Lily feels most at home. Every day after school, she and Nana Emily bake, laugh, and talk about all kinds of things. When Lily tells her grandmother that she did something she’s not proud of, Nana Emily encourages her to share. Lily feels terrible because when some mean girls at school made fun of Aleeza’s head scarf, Lily joined in on the laughing and hurt Aleeza’s feelings. Nana Emily tells Lily that we all make mistakes, but it’s how we fix our mistakes that makes us who we are. Then Nana Emily gives Lily something that will change her life forever: a beautiful pair of red shoes with the word Courage emblazoned on them in gold letters. Nana Emily tells Lily that her new red shoes will give her the courage to do the right thing, even when it is hard. But she must believe in her own power to do so. Will Lily be brave enough to apologize to Aleeza and also stand up to the other girls at school? Through her courage and kindness, might she even make a new friend?In this powerful and beautifully told story about strength, courage, kindness, sticking up for others, and doing the right thing, Lily’s Red Shoes of Courage will encourage children of all ages to put on their own red shoes of courage and stand up for themselves even when it is not easy. Lori Stevic-Rust, Ph.D., ABPP., is a clinical health psychologist and an international consultant. As an award-winning keynote speaker, media contributor, author of five books and the Dr. Lori column, she integrates science and real-life experiences with enthusiasm and wit. She has received several awards for her advocacy of seniors and women. Stevic-Rust is a proud member of a five generation family and lives in Cleveland, OH, with her husband and the voice of her 105-year-old Nana Emily. She has two adult daughters and has her own pair of red shoes of courage. Learn more about Dr. Lori Stevic-Rust at www.doctorlori.net.

Lily's Red Shoes of Courage

Children's Books

Stevic-Rust PhD, Lori

Growing Up & Facts of Life

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