Reviews
Mary Cowper, Midwest Book Review - March 25, 2016
"Impressively well written, deftly organized and presented, Let’s Talk is ideal for ordinary parents seeking to do what is best and most helpful with respect to an autistic child."
Susan Kapoor, mother of two young boys on the spectrum, homemaker and (to my sons) dragon slayer - July 7, 2015
“It is impossible not to feel a sense of wellbeing and optimism after reading this book. The authors really 'get' the anxiety and hopelessness parents often feel, and do a lot to allay their fears with hard facts and useful advice.”
Rebecca Landa, Director, Center for Autism and Related Disorders (CARD), Kennedy Krieger Institute - July 1, 2015
“A comprehensive and informative book … Trustworthy answers and explanations are provided about the characteristics of autism and the services that many families of children with autism will seek.”
Patricia Prelock, University of Vermont - June 22, 2015
“Represents a truly family-centered approach to explaining ASD for parents of children with ASD. The content is rich but accessible to parents, and successfully guides the reader from the process of assessment and diagnosis to selecting interventions and navigating services.”
Travis Thompson, University of Minnesota - June 17, 2015
“Uniquely promotes integration of Applied Behavior Analysis and SLP strategies in supporting communication by students with autism … The authors deserve high marks for effectively translating their speech-language research expertise into accessible language applicable to families' daily lives.”