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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Why do some thoughts stay with us long after others have moved on Why can a single subject capture the attention of an autistic person with extraordinary intensity And when does a powerful interest become a fixation-or something that feels impossible to let go of The Mind That Won't Let Go explores the fascinating world of autism, intense focus, fixations, obsessions, and special interests. With compassion and curiosity, this thought-provoking book examines the similarities and differences between experiences that are often misunderstood or mistakenly treated as the same thing.From lifelong passions and remarkable areas of expertise to repetitive thoughts and powerful periods of concentration, the book explores what it means to experience the world with extraordinary depth. It asks important questions about identity, comfort, curiosity, routine, emotional connection, and the remarkable power of a mind that refuses to stop searching.Rather than viewing intense interests as something that must simply be controlled or eliminated, The Mind That Won't Let Go explores their potential for creativity, knowledge, confidence, purpose, and personal growth-while honestly acknowledging the challenges that can arise when thoughts become difficult to redirect.Insightful, compassionate, and intriguing, this book invites readers to look beyond stereotypes and discover a different way of understanding the autistic mind.Because sometimes the things we cannot stop thinking about are not simply distractions.Sometimes, they are the very things that help us discover who we are.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Why do some thoughts stay with us long after others have moved on?Why can a single subject capture the attention of an autistic person with extraordinary intensity? And when does a powerful interest become a fixation-or something that feels impossible to let go of?The Mind That Won't Let Go explores the fascinating world of autism, intense focus, fixations, obsessions, and special interests. With compassion and curiosity, this thought-provoking book examines the similarities and differences between experiences that are often misunderstood or mistakenly treated as the same thing.From lifelong passions and remarkable areas of expertise to repetitive thoughts and powerful periods of concentration, the book explores what it means to experience the world with extraordinary depth. It asks important questions about identity, comfort, curiosity, routine, emotional connection, and the remarkable power of a mind that refuses to stop searching.Rather than viewing intense interests as something that must simply be controlled or eliminated, The Mind That Won't Let Go explores their potential for creativity, knowledge, confidence, purpose, and personal growth-while honestly acknowledging the challenges that can arise when thoughts become difficult to redirect.Insightful, compassionate, and intriguing, this book invites readers to look beyond stereotypes and discover a different way of understanding the autistic mind.Because sometimes the things we cannot stop thinking about are not simply distractions.Sometimes, they are the very things that help us discover who we are. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book looks at how problematic language is an issue for me in relating to other people and forming social relationships. We will examine the social concept of black and white thinking and how an autistic person might skip social steps and go from step 1 to step 787 in getting to know someone or building a social relationship. We will often use a social example that Dr. Peter Gerhardt often talks about in his speaking engagements. This book will look at manding to develop social relationships from my perspective as an autistic adult with level 1 autism. We will examine how I am able to mand very well for something in one context but struggle to mand for things in a socially significant way that help me achieve building healthy relationships. The book also looks at how special interest contribute to problematic language in level 1 autistic adults. This book will open the eyes of the reader to help them realize that even folks with higher "functioning" or level 1 autism can struggle with problematic language. At the end of this book, we will take a look at problematic language in non-verbal communication. Most of problematic language occurs within the context of verbal communication. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Why do some thoughts stay with us long after others have moved on?Why can a single subject capture the attention of an autistic person with extraordinary intensity? And when does a powerful interest become a fixation-or something that feels impossible to let go of?The Mind That Won't Let Go explores the fascinating world of autism, intense focus, fixations, obsessions, and special interests. With compassion and curiosity, this thought-provoking book examines the similarities and differences between experiences that are often misunderstood or mistakenly treated as the same thing.From lifelong passions and remarkable areas of expertise to repetitive thoughts and powerful periods of concentration, the book explores what it means to experience the world with extraordinary depth. It asks important questions about identity, comfort, curiosity, routine, emotional connection, and the remarkable power of a mind that refuses to stop searching.Rather than viewing intense interests as something that must simply be controlled or eliminated, The Mind That Won't Let Go explores their potential for creativity, knowledge, confidence, purpose, and personal growth-while honestly acknowledging the challenges that can arise when thoughts become difficult to redirect.Insightful, compassionate, and intriguing, this book invites readers to look beyond stereotypes and discover a different way of understanding the autistic mind.Because sometimes the things we cannot stop thinking about are not simply distractions.Sometimes, they are the very things that help us discover who we are. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The author's opinion that the statement sexual behavior is social behavior is one-hundred percent accurate but there is more to the story than just that. Think of social behavior as a wide spectrum of things, much like the autism spectrum. The further right you move on that autism spectrum the higher "functioning" some people say you are. The author says that functioning labels are damaging to the autism community, but we use them for the purpose of explaining our behavior. There is no operational definition that would tell us at which step a social behavior becomes a sexual behavior. The number of step that this occurs at will vary from relationship to relationship or person to person. I struggle with this concept because I fail to understand how I can be two people at once. I have this mind blindness problem of perceiving my behavior as who I am. This comes from a result of lots of bullying over the years that created a lot of post-traumatic stress disorder. I often jump to sexual behavior at step two because I am trying to get a girlfriend. There is nothing preprogrammed to be inside of my brain. This means that I struggle with coming on too strong in social interactions. The set of social skills needed to interact with an acquaintance are social behavior skills and non-sexual. The social skills are sexual in nature and therefore sexual behaviors. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…