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 Bully-Proofing Your Child$4.95, BookletCounsellors, social workers, and teachers working with parents in need of immediate assistance can offer them a crash course in bullying with this short, insightful book. |
 The Defiant Child$22.95, PaperbackOffers a much needed insight into Oppositional Defiance Disorder so parents can better understand the turmoil in their families and resolve it by taking back control. |
 Far from the Tree$59.95, HardbackA monumental new work. Andrew Solomon tells the stories of parents who not only learn to deal with their exceptional children but also find profound meaning in doing so. |
 Fed Up$24.95, PaperbackBased on groundbreaking research, Sue Dengate's books show that learning difficulties, behavioural problems and minor chronic illness in children and adults can all be the result of intolerance to food chemicals. |
 Grandparent's Guide to Autism Spectrum Disorders$29.95, PaperbackA practical guide to turning grandparents' concern, confusion and initial sadness for their grandchild with ASD into a relationship of acceptance, confidence and realistic expectations. |
 Help Your Child Succeed at School$20.00, PaperbackFull of practical ideas, this book provides research based advice to enhance children's concentration, memory and to develop the skills to succeed at school. |
 How Your Child Learns Best$26.95, PaperbackDiscover how to help your child increase academic focus and success, lower test stress while increasing test scores, increase class participation, foster creativity, and improve attention span, memory, and higher-level thinking. |
 The Idle Parent$24.95, PaperbackIf you've ever wondered why so many of today's children are unhappy, spoilt, stressed and selfish - mini-adults, really - then the answers and the remedy are to be found in "The Idle Parent". |
 Lessons From My Child$26.95, PaperbackA collection of stories from parents of special-needs children from around the world who speak openly and honestly about raising a child with intellectual or physical disabilities. |
 Living Well with Mitochondrial Disease$34.95, PaperbackThis guide is the first book about Mito written for patients and their families. Understand how mitochondrial defects are diagnosed and treated, and how to live well when you, your child, or someone you love is struggling with disabling symptoms. |
 Married with Special Needs Children$34.95, PaperbackA guide for parents & mental health professionals about how to work on marital issues while juggling the demands of raising a child with a developmental disability, serious medical condition, or mental illness. |
 More Than a Mom$29.95, PaperbackSolid, fact filled book drawn from the experiences of mothers of children with a wide variety of disabilities and from diverse backgrounds / family dynamics. Provides insightful, practical advice. |
 Mothering Special Needs$37.95, PaperbackThis book explores the lived experience of mothers raising a child with a learning disability, through interviews with mothers of children with autistic spectrum disorder (ASD), attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and Down syndrome. |
 Nobody Ever Told Me (or My Mother) That!$34.95, PaperbackWritten by a speech-language pathologist with more than 30 years of experience, this book contains practical advice for all new parents on everything they need to know about oral development from birth to 8 years old. |
 The Parent Coach$54.45, PaperbackThis innovative product makes it easy for parents, teachers, and mental health professionals to “partner” with children to teach social and emotional skills through commonsense approaches. |
 Parent's Guide$43.95, SoftcoverThe Parent's Guide is the perfect resource for parents of special needs children, foster parents, adoptive parents, or any parent who wishes to improve his or her skills in dealing with the demands of raising children today. |
 Parent's Guide To Attention Deficit Disorders$49.95, SoftcoverProvides logical and useful suggestions for those parents who have been searching for solutions to their child's problems. |
 A Parent's Guide to Learning Difficulties$32.95, PaperbackProvides parents with a clear explanation of the many causes of children's problems in learning, and contains jargon free and practical advice for helping children with reading, writing and mathematics |
 The Parent's Guide To Learning Disabilities$49.95, SoftcoverThis manual provides parents with intervention strategies parents can implement at home to contribute to success at home and school. |
 Parenting Towards Solutions$49.95, HardbackBased on Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, this remarkable resource helps parents learn how to change their relationships with their children, so children may be empowered to solve their own problems. |
 Parenting Young ChildrenThis user-friendly resource aids parent educators in teaching parents to be more authoritative than authoritarian, resulting in nurturing yet disciplined homes that foster healthy, happy children. |
 Parents Guide to Speech & Language Problems$27.95, PaperbackA one-stop resource, offering not just the most up-to-date medical information but also advice and encouragement from a mother who's been there. |
 Power of Mothers$35.00, PaperbackCelia Lashlie, justice reform campaigner and bestselling author, brings her powerful insight to the problems of families trapped in a spiral of crime, poverty and abuse. |
 Raising a Self-Disciplined Child$23.95, PaperbackWhy are some kids out of control while others are able to keep it together? By two of the most respected, quoted, and best-selling authorities on raising children. |
 Raising Boys$26.95, PaperbackWhy boys are different and how to help them become happy and well balanced men. 3rd edition of Steve Biddulph's international bestseller. |
 Raising Girls$26.95, PaperbackIn this straightforward and thought-provoking book, psychologist Gisela Preuschoff explains why girls are different and how to help them grow up happy and strong. |
 Real Wired Child$19.95, PaperbackA desperately needed guide for parents who want to know what their children are doing online and what they can do to ensure their children's wellbeing when in cyberspace. |
 RewiredExposes the impact of generational differences on learning while providing strategies for engaging students at school and at home. |
 Special Diets for Special Kids, 2e$49.95, Softcover (inc CD)Combine 1 part research with 2 parts practical, hands-on Information, add a dash of humour and season well with years of experience. |
 Surviving Your Adolescents$79.95, DVDLiving with a teenager is no picnic. This DVD gives parents a step-by-step approach that will help end the hassles and offer concrete solutions. |
 Taking the Hell out of Homework$24.95, PaperbackBoost your child’s confidence; banish the tears and end the battle over homework with this wonderfully crafted book. |
 Top Ten Tips$27.95, PaperbackWith advice from speechies, OTs, autism experts, parents & individuals on the spectrum, this at-your-fingertips tool will help families with a child on the autism spectrum navigate their way through life. |
 The Tough Kid Parent Book, 2edAn easy-to-read book with thought-provoking activities, troubleshooting guides, and checklists to remedy misbehaviour and help children build positive habits. |
 The Transition Tightrope$46.00, PaperbackOffers practical tips, strategies and information to anyone who lives or works with young people in the transition to secondary school phase. |
 Trouble With SchoolAllison and her mother take turns discussing their feelings about her learning disabililty. |
 Uncommon Fathers$29.95, PaperbackBack by popular demand is this reprint edition of a classic! Provides the seldom-heard voices and perspectives of fathers who are raising a child with special needs. |
 Views From Our Shoes$23.50, PaperbackBoys and girls whose essays are featured in this collection share their experiences of growing up with a brother or sister with a disability. |
 What Growing up is all AboutWritten from a rational-emotive perspective, this book encourages readers to develop realistic expectations for their children and for themselves as parents. |
 What Your Explosive Child Is Trying to Tell You$21.95, PaperbackFrom the author of "The Defiant Child" comes the first book to connect explosive behaviour; when kids go from Jekyll to Hyde and back in the blink of an eye; with its underlying causes. |
 When Things get Crazy with your Teen$36.95, HardbackWritten and presented in a clear, no-nonsense style, this is a quick, practical resource to help anyone who could use a little help with the teens in their life. |