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Set Free Autism and ADHD: Parenting Special Needs’ Children by Lilly J. Faith is an invaluable information resource for parents and caregivers on caring for children with special needs, particularly those with autism and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. While it is not meant to be diagnostic in nature, it is a heartfelt story and one that is strengthened by a mother’s experience of caring for her firstborn child with both autism and ADHD. As the author shares her story, it shows you the importance of patience and resilience in overcoming the challenging behaviors that go with special needs children. As you meet Noah, the book’s subject, you are guided in a hands-on approach to conventional and complementary therapies, engagement with naturopaths, behavioral specialists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, nutritionists, autism specialists, enrichment therapists, and applied behavior therapists.
You can expect Set Free Autism and ADHD to bring unity to families and love in family settings by applying the guidance given, and you have Lilly J. Faith to thank for it. She even provides you with some reflective activities at the end of selected chapters to give you a stronger feel and a keener perspective on the subject. Her smooth and easy-to-follow narrative gives you a sense of preparedness, considering that the usual challenges of parenting are compounded for parents and primary caregivers when it comes to matters dealing with special needs. Books by other parents of children with special needs are an integral part of self-care and support, as it helps to ease the burden of stress and equips parents and caregivers with the necessary tools to better understand the nature of those with behavioral difficulties. If you ever fear about your child’s future, feel guilty about your limits to protect your child, and feel insecure around parents of typically developing children, I strongly recommend that you read this book from start to finish to begin your healing journey and help you to provide better care for your child.
