Isbn: 9798191578149 - when pain has no words: understanding autism, emotional crises, sleep problems, and building a future of hope (4 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - What happens when an autistic young adult experiences overwhelming anxiety, emotional crises, disrupted sleep, isolation, or moments when life seems impossible to manage Families around the world face these situations every day, often searching for answers that are both scientifically grounded and deeply human.When Pain Has No Words explores the complex relationship between autism, emotional regulation, mental health, sleep, stress, and quality of life.Based on current international research in neuroscience, psychology, psychiatry, and autism studies, this book offers a comprehensive framework for understanding what may happen when a person's nervous system becomes overwhelmed.This is not a book about changing who autistic people are.It is not a search for simple solutions.It is a guide to understanding the person behind the crisis.Inside this book, readers will explore: - why emotional crises can occur and what they may communicate;- how the autistic brain responds to stress and overload;- the differences between meltdown, shutdown, anxiety, depression, and crisis;- the connection between sleep, circadian rhythm, and emotional regulation;- autism, self-injury, and suicide prevention;- evidence-based psychological and practical supports;- the connection between physical health and emotional wellbeing;- how families can move from crisis management toward connection;- how to build a meaningful life based on strengths, purpose, and belonging.For parents, caregivers, educators, therapists, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of autism in adulthood, this book offers a message of possibility: A crisis is not the whole person.A diagnosis does not define a life.Behind every difficult moment there is a human being with needs, abilities, emotions, and potential.Understanding is the first step.Connection creates change.And with the right support, a future can be built.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What happens when an autistic young adult experiences overwhelming anxiety, emotional crises, disrupted sleep, isolation, or moments when life seems impossible to manage?Families around the world face these situations every day, often searching for answers that are both scientifically grounded and deeply human.When Pain Has No Words explores the complex relationship between autism, emotional regulation, mental health, sleep, stress, and quality of life.Based on current international research in neuroscience, psychology, psychiatry, and autism studies, this book offers a comprehensive framework for understanding what may happen when a person's nervous system becomes overwhelmed.This is not a book about changing who autistic people are.It is not a search for simple solutions.It is a guide to understanding the person behind the crisis.Inside this book, readers will explore: why emotional crises can occur and what they may communicate;how the autistic brain responds to stress and overload;the differences between meltdown, shutdown, anxiety, depression, and crisis;the connection between sleep, circadian rhythm, and emotional regulation;autism, self-injury, and suicide prevention;evidence-based psychological and practical supports;the connection between physical health and emotional wellbeing;how families can move from crisis management toward connection;how to build a meaningful life based on strengths, purpose, and belonging.For parents, caregivers, educators, therapists, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of autism in adulthood, this book offers a message of possibility: A crisis is not the whole person.A diagnosis does not define a life.Behind every difficult moment there is a human being with needs, abilities, emotions, and potential.Understanding is the first step.Connection creates change.And with the right support, a future can be built. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…