Uniquely Human: A Different Way of Seeing Autism Free Audiobook Download by Barry M. Prizant Phd

Drawing from his own experience, as well as interviews with prominent autism researchers and practitioners, Dr. Prizant provides a unique perspective on autism in this audiobook. Despite the fact that many people with Autism are often seen as different, less capable of social interactions, or even strange, Dr. Prizant focuses on their strengths rather than their disabilities.

Part autobiography, part manifesto, and part self-help book, this audiobook offers an often unconventional and challenging perspective on autism. [P.J.]Ochlan brings a unique blend of insight and empathy to the struggles of those who are not just diagnosed with autism but also those who may be able to relate to many of the issues discussed in this book.

A study in the book, "Uniquely Human" by Dr. Barry M. Prizant is that of a boy diagnosed with autism who was able to communicate through drawing. Both Dr. Prizant and the protagonist of this story use their own perspective to view the issues of autism, while trying to find a way towards a better understanding of each other's needs.

Barry M. Prizant Phd is a developmental psychologist and professor at the University of California, Davis. His most well-known work is "The Uniquely Human Experience of Autism". This book was written to free us from humanity's self-imposed limitations that have become embedded in our ways of thinking about autism. A much more helpful approach would be to think of autism in relation to what makes us uniquely human.

I'm not sure why it's been given such a bad rap, but Autism is looked upon as a completely foreign entity that can't be understood with any sort of frame of reference . . . The problem with this thinking is that the Autism Spectrum Disorder has been and continues to be the subject of much speculation, fear, and misunderstanding. This audiobook offers a unique perspective on the disorders thought to be present in those who do not conform to social norms.

In this book, the author argues that Autism is a phenomenon with a unique "signature" which can be identified from the holistic perspective of many disciplines. The author explains that this signature can be seen in the degree of isolation in the individual's social world and in the way their cognition is made up of different channels that are separate from other people's.