num_pages: 200
description: They used to be called geeks, nerds, freaks, retards, or handicapped. Then they were called autistic, special needs, or disabled. Come up-to-date and learn about the dozens of myths about neurological variance.GEEK SYNDROMESCauses, Cures and Maps of Autism and other related neurological disorders;The 26 Myths and 26 Facts of Autism About the author, Steve Emfield:Steve Emfield provides a novel view of the true nature of autistic-type conditions and their interrelatedness. He hopes to make a further contribution to better understanding, better inclusion, and guided research by sharing his observations with the readers of this book.Mr. Emfield has an advanced degree in special education with an emphasis in autism and transition supports. He graduated Summa Sum Laude and has received may professional awards for his work in public education. All three of his sons have neurological conditions, other relatives have autism, and he has Aspergers.He has spent a lifetime dealing with these issues first-hand and has spent years in researching these topics and publishing that research. He continues to educate, train, and consult those with special needs and neurological variances.Steve Emfield is a dynamic and succinct communicator and gifted author. For those with interests or contact with those with spectrum disorders or related disabilities, this is a must-read.
language: English
title: Geek Syndromes; The 26 Myths and 26 Facts of Autism