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By (author) Reber Deborah
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A revolutionary book of practical advice and inspiration for parenting ”differently wired” kids – kids who are challenged by anxiety, ADHD, Asperger’s, giftedness, dyslexia, or other conditions – now in paperback. Filled with strategies and support, it will help every family discover newfound confidence, peace, and acceptance.
Now in paperback, the revolutionary book of practical advice and inspiration for parenting one of the millions of kids with neurodifferences. Written by Deborah Reber, a bestselling author and mother in the midst of an eye-opening journey with her twice exceptional son, Differently Wired is a how-to, a manifesto, a book of wise advice, and the best kind of been-there, done-that companion.This is the book that says No to trying to fit square-peg kids into round holes, No to educational and social systems that don’t respect your child, No to repeating the same patterns that keep parents stuck. And the book that gives parents all the tools they need to change those Nos into a Yes. Its 18 paradigm-shifting ideas-what the author calls “tilts” – will change everything, including how to Get Out of Isolation and Connect, how to Parent from a Place of Possibility Instead of Fear, and how to Help Your Kids Embrace Self-Discovery, and how to Show Up and Live in the Present. And through these alternative ways of being, discover how to stay open, pay attention, and become the exceptional parent to your exceptional child.
Biographical note
Deborah Reber is a bestselling author, certified life coach, and speaker who has spent the past fifteen years writing inspiring books for women and teens. However, raising a twice-exceptional son and experiencing the heartaches, headaches, confusion, and unexpected gifts that is typical for parents raising these exceptional kids sparked a transformation in Debbie’s passion and led to a conscious shift from the realm of teen advocacy to the world of supporting the millions of parents who are raising unique kids. She launched TiLT Parenting – a website, podcast, and social media community – in April 2016, where she is building a community of supportive parents of neurodiverse children.
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