Sensory: Life on the Spectrum: An Autistic Comics Anthology

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Since most facts in the comic are communicated through visuals, the reader will find that even more accessible than most others.

With unique, vibrant comic-style illustrations and the emotional depth and vulnerability of memoir, this book depicts these varied experiences with the kind of insight that only those who have lived them can have. It might be useful to bring intelligence (as something that has a normal distribution to it) as a different example.I truly appreciate this description and I am grateful for your unique gift to help others understand autism a little better. It is important for people to know this and to understand it so that people are diagnosed at younger ages, and recognized for who they are. This is very helpful for autistic children as a means of engaging them further with their school work, helping them understand concepts, and other such skills. Like the heroes which they so often encompass, I have found that comics do this incredible work with little to no recognition. Archie says, “Not every autistic person acts the same way and we are capable of varying strengths and weakness.

A wide assortment of contributors talk about what their diagnosis means for them, as well as demystifying certain things in the public consciousness. This book isn't a replacement for getting to know an individual, but I think it really helped me understand overstimulation, burnout, masking, and a start of how to support folks who are autistic. Getting the day to day accounts of people with Autism gave me a little more insight into my son's current behaviors and what he might do when he gets older. Clear, literal, fair rules with clear consequences, and consistent repetition, may eventually sink in.Among the essential skills is the ability to merge cells, a useful technique to improve the presentation of information. Colour-coded reading draws them into the reading, after the colourful drawings have drawn them into the page.