We're Not Broken: Changing the Autism Conversation Free Audiobook Download by Eric Garcia

The author, Eric Garcia, shares his story and journey with Autism in a book that is gripping and inspiring. This audiobook tells the full story of how Eric found out he was on the spectrum from diagnosis to adulthood. He talks about his struggles, setbacks, successes and triumphs. It's well written, with interesting details about autism spectrum disorders and their effect on people.

The Autism spectrum covers a wide range of conditions and their symptoms. The most common one is Asperger's syndrome, a type of autism that's been on the rise over the last decade. It shares many symptoms with other forms of autism, but also comes with high-functioning abilities like working in a career and maintaining relationships, which can be confusing for some people who are unfamiliar with the condition. We're Not Broken does an amazing job of educating listeners about Asperger's as it offers different viewpoints from parents, educators, and autistic individuals themselves.

We're Not Broken: Changing the Autism Conversation by Eric Garcia is an audiobook download, based on a blog post written by Eric Garcia. The audiobook is narrated by Eric Garcia and features his personal insights on how to live a happy and healthy life with autism.

This audiobook was created to help change the conversation around autism. It is meant to be read by people who have autism or work with it, because it is not a linear narrative. The book is broken up into different parts that vary from long stories of someone's life to short stories. This audiobook does not speak for all people with autism, but it does speak for a lot and tries to show the perspectives of many different people.

"This is a very powerful book. Eric Garcia opens our eyes to the many ways that the American conversation on autism has left us learners and our families feeling broken, when we are not. I think this book would be excellent for a parent, educator or someone who is on the autism spectrum themselves."

In the audiobook, Garcia talks about his struggles of being diagnosed with autism in first grade and what he did to change the conversation surrounding people who have autism. Garcia discusses how to alter some perceptions and mindsets that tell people with autism that they are broken or not good enough. He speaks of the community of autistic people who have a passion for helping others, their own families, and society as a whole.