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The key to any successful relationship is communication, but when one person is autistic, communication is not only extra hard, it's extra important! This guide is for couples in which one person has an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and the other person is neurotypical (NT).Your relationship will no doubt be very special and unique, but it will probably require adaptation and compromise on both sides.The Girl with the Curly Hair breaks down w...

It is thought that the way people on the autism spectrum experience emotions is different from neurotypical people. Some people think that people on the spectrum have no emotions and lack empathy. Some people think that people on the spectrum have very strong, overwhelming emotions and have too much empathy.In this book, The Girl with the Curly Hair describes what - if any - emotions she most often feels, how she experiences and processes emot...

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The Girl with the Curly Hair looks back to when she was at secondary school. The 12-16 year old age range was one of the most terrifying and isolating phases in her whole life. She felt so different from everyone and had lots of very scary thoughts and feelings.The Girl with the Curly Hair hopes that teenage autistic girls who read this book will feel much less alone. She hopes this book will help any neurotypical people who love or work with ...

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SECOND EDITION - REVISED EDITIONThe Girl with the Curly Hair considers Social Energy to be an individual's capacity for social interactions. She thinks that every person has a different base amount of social energy and that social energy can go up and down. Autistic people have social impairments, which means they have less social energy than neurotypical people, and this can impact every aspect of their life. This book is all about how to man...