Life Skills for Adults with Special Needs: Adult ADHD and Autism Workbook with Tools to Manage ASD, Boost Confidence, Improve Focus, and Develop Independence
Do you find yourself struggling to fit into the world around you and all the unwanted stimulation it provides?
Are you longing for a way to feel at peace and at ease in a way that allows you to be yourself in your own personal way?
Being on the spectrum is one of those things that can redirect and reshape your life in ways you may not always understand. It can be stressful, anxiety inducing and confusing, all while finding new ways to throw your life out of kilter. The problem is that it’s also all you know in so many ways, which means you’re going to be the one who is looked at differently by others.
The key is to find a way to move forwards in your life that gives you the chance to love yourself, connect with others, and navigate everything life has to throw at you. But the problem is that finding such a path forward can be harder than you can imagine right now, and often harder than you feel able to endure.
I know exactly how you feel because I’ve been where you are right struggling to make sense of the world and the people around me. I also know that when you find the right resource, so much about this chaotic and confusing world will slot right into place without a moment’s delay.
“ Life Skills for Adults with Special Needs ” is for anyone who wants to change the way the world works for them, one page at a time. For me it changed everything, so I know it can for you too.
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Treat yourself right now and you’ll find that you’re the one who is able to make progress in the world. I did it so you definitely can!
I felt like this was a nice basic read. There honestly wasn’t much material I hadn’t already been told, so not much originality, but the work sheets were nice and it’s always good to read someone else’s perspective on what you struggle with as well.
This book is a very good intro for people with ADHD/Autism. Some of it seems like common sense, but then you have to remember that not everyone has people around them to teach them the stuff we each consider common sense.
I love how the book is laid out. It explains all of the different special needs first and gives you some background info and then as you go on it because more of a self help type book that helps those who are neurodivergent to live an independent, happy, successful life.
I also appreciate the worksheets provided in the book.