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The Essential Guide to Safe Travel-Training for
Children with Autism and Intellectual Disabilities
The Everyday Autism Series
For those growing up with an
intellectual disability or autism,
comfortable, safe and independent
travel will prove an invaluable life
skill. It also brings a liberating sense These books give an insight into the real experiences,
of self-suffiency and reassurance of challenges and needs of children with autism. Author
equality within society. Psychologist Monique Cain, mother to two children on the autism
and mobility specialist Dr Desiree spectrum, created the series to give a voice to her
Gallimore’s straightforward five-step system will guide daughter Madi and to explain why her daughter’s
parents and professionals through successful training for behaviour might be a little unusual. Originally a means
children of any age and ability. Focusing on understanding to help Madi’s teachers and classmates interact and
each child’s individual goals and challenges, it gives you understand Madi better, the reaction to the books has
the ‘ingredients’ needed to fully prepare for each journey been so positive and widely requested that the series
in advance, and shows how to judge when to step back is now available to schools, kindergartens and the
and let the child progress alone. wider public.
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