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Books by Terri Cooper Swanson
  | | Autism Spectrum Disorders(1st Edition) [2 volumes]: A Handbook for Parents and Professionals by Brenda Smith Myles, Megan Moore Duncan, Jeanne Holverstott, Terri Cooper Swanson, Professor Brenda Smith Hardcover, 544 Pages, Published 2007 by Praeger ISBN-13: 978-0-313-33632-4, ISBN: 0-313-33632-6 "With the increased number of children being diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders, parents and professionals are in search of materials that provide information theat will enable them to better understand affected children. While in the past individuals who were diagnosed had limited verbal and intellectual skills, newly diagnosed children often have good language skills and even areas of giftedness. This A-to-Z work contains origina ..." |
 | | Autism Spectrum Disorders A Handbook for Parents and Professionals, Vol. 2: P-Z by Brenda Smith Myles, Terri Cooper Swanson, Jeanne Holverstott, Megan Moore Duncan Hardcover, 280 Pages, Published 2007 by Praeger ISBN-13: 978-0-313-34634-7, ISBN: 0-313-34634-8 "With the increased number of children being diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders, parents and professionals are in search of materials that provide information to better understand children affected. While in the past individuals who were diagnosed had limited verbal and intellectual skills, newly diagnosed children often have good language skills and even areas of giftedness. This A-to-Z work contains original entries on the topic ..." |
 | | Autism Spectrum Disorders A Handbook for Parents and Professionals Volume 1: A-O by Dr Brenda Smith Myles, Jeanne Holverstott, Terri Cooper Swanson, Megan Moore Duncan Hardcover, 264 Pages, Published 2007 by Praeger ISBN-13: 978-0-313-34632-3, ISBN: 0-313-34632-1 "With the increased number of children being diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders, parents and professionals are in search of materials that provide information to better understand children affected. While in the past individuals who were diagnosed had limited verbal and intellectual skills, newly diagnosed children often have good language skills and even areas of giftedness. This A-to-Z work contains original entries on the topic ..." |