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Bridge the gap between generations with "Grandparenting on the Spectrum," an essential guide for grandparents of autistic children.
Drawing from her unique dual perspective as both a school principal for students with autism and a grandmother of a child with Level 2 autism, Jen provides practical strategies and heartfelt insights to help grandparents build meaningful connections with their autistic grandchildren.
Discover how to transform uncertainty into confident connection as you learn to:
Understand autism through both professional expertise and personal experience Create comfortable, joyful interactions that honor your grandchild's unique needs Support your adult children without overstepping boundaries Navigate family gatherings and special occasions with confidence Find new ways to express love that truly resonate with your grandchild
With autism now affecting 1 in 36 children, grandparents represent a critical but often overlooked support system for families. This book fills the gap in autism resources by addressing the specific challenges and opportunities grandparents face.
"Grandparenting on the Spectrum" combines evidence-based strategies with real-life examples to guide you through both the practical skills and emotional journey of supporting your autistic grandchild. Whether you're just beginning this journey or looking to deepen an existing connection, you'll find valuable insights that acknowledge the unique role of grandparents in the autism family system.
Transform your relationship with your autistic grandchild and become the supportive presence both they and their parents need.
