Bringing Up a Challenging Child at Home Michael Green The author's extensive experience in

The author's extensive experience in the field

imaginary friends

The book advocates the need for scrupulous preparation of transfer arrangements because children with ASDs struggle to predict the outcome of any new situation

- From the Foreword by Cathy Humphreys

The techniques discussed are appropriate for work with children

Bringing Up a Challenging Child at Home Michael Green The author's extensive experience inChrissy is Jane Gregory's oldest child, an attractive girl with a tremendous sense of fun. She also exhibits behaviour which other people find challenging screaming fits, stripping off her clothes, violent outbursts and self mutilation. It was apparent from an early age that Chrissy had a learning disability, and subsequently as an adult she was diagnosed with a rare chromosome disorder and autism. In Bringing Up a Challenging Child at Home, Jane