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Synopsis
Straight talk, whether you’re on the spectrum or supporting them.
In Autism, Not Attitude, authors Felicia M. L. Davis and Nancy Wainscott tackle one of society’s most persistent mix-ups: mistaking autistic communication for rudeness, aloofness, or—let’s be honest—straight-up attitude. With sharp insight and a generous sprinkle of humor, they illuminate the subtle (and sometimes not-so-subtle) misunderstandings that shape everyday interactions.
From bustling workplaces to chaotic living rooms, they usher readers through the misinterpretations that often leave autistic individuals unfairly judged and unjustly sidelined. Their stories—equal parts funny, touching, and eye-opening—reveal the rich strengths, talents, and perspectives that flourish when we shift from snap judgments to genuine curiosity.
Whether you are neurodiverse or interact with those who are, all readers will uncover practical strategies to reduce conflict, build trust, and foster more inclusive, collaborative spaces where everyone can shine.
Ultimately, this book invites you to trade assumptions for understanding and to celebrate the extraordinary ways autistic minds enrich our world. Clever, compassionate, and disarmingly real, Autism, Not Attitude shows that the “fine line” we tiptoe around isn’t a barrier—it’s an opportunity to build a bridge.
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About the Authors
Felicia M. L. Davis, MA, is an autistic ADHD female leader with over fifteen years of leadership from nonprofits to a Fortune 500 company. She is a frequent event speaker and corporate trainer focused on improving the lives of people through real measurable values in productivity and mental health.
Nancy Wainscott, MS, LPC-A, LCDC, has over thirty years of experience working extensively with neurodiverse clients. Growing up with an autistic mother, she brings personal insight to her work with individuals, couples, and families, navigating their unique worlds from autism to addiction.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Straight talk, whether you're on the spectrum or supporting them.In Autism, Not Attitude, authors Felicia M. L. Davis and Nancy Wainscott tackle one of society's most persistent mix-ups: mistaking autistic communication for rudeness, aloofness, or--let's be honest--straight-up attitude. With sharp insight and a generous sprinkle of humor, they illuminate the subtle (and sometimes not-so-subtle) misunderstandings that shape everyday interactions.From bustling workplaces to chaotic living rooms, they usher readers through the misinterpretations that often leave autistic individuals unfairly judged and unjustly sidelined. Their stories--equal parts funny, touching, and eye-opening--reveal the rich strengths, talents, and perspectives that flourish when we shift from snap judgments to genuine curiosity.Whether you are neurodiverse or interact with those who are, all readers will uncover practical strategies to reduce conflict, build trust, and foster more inclusive, collaborative spaces where everyone can shine.Ultimately, this book invites you to trade assumptions for understanding and to celebrate the extraordinary ways autistic minds enrich our world. Clever, compassionate, and disarmingly real, Autism, Not Attitude shows that the "fine line" we tiptoe around isn't a barrier--it's an opportunity to build a bridge. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798891388307
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