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Walker Finds a Way

Running into the Adult World with Autism

Robert Hughes

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Ratgeber / Familie

Beschreibung

Most people would describe Walker Hughes as warm, enthusiastic and charismatic - even if he doesn't say very much. But after several happy years living in a group home, Walker descended into a deep unhappiness, and his parents were told that their son with low-functioning autism was 'unmanageable' and a danger to others. Where did it all go wrong?

From the author of Running with Walker, this witty and touching memoir tells a story of crisis and recovery of a young man with low-functioning autism. Battling miscommunication, misinterpreted behaviour and a lack of appropriate services, Walker and his parents' resilience shines through, providing a much-needed portrayal about what life is like for adults with low-functioning autism, and how we can understand the complex personalities of people with communication difficulties.

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parenting, Autism spectrum disorder, son, anxiety, own story, family, Running with Walker, ASD, adult, Low functioning autism, group home, communication, memoir, father