Making Sense of the Unfeasible Format:Trade Paperback including better friendships and increased

including better friendships and increased self-esteem

through the non-verbal language of play

It is presented in a way which enables the reader to browse or go direct to a certain section

This book provides positive guidance for troubled men and is an essential tool for professionals working with young offenders and men with challenging behaviour

Making Sense of the Unfeasible Format:Trade Paperback including better friendships and increasedBefore he received his diagnosis of Asperger Syndrome (AS) in the 1970s, Marc Fleisher was considered mentally retarded; yet he went on against the odds to gain two maths degrees and to undertake post graduate studies in maths. In this engaging story Marc relates how, supported by his family and by services for people with autism, and despite family tragedy and personal difficulties, he learnt to get the most out of life. He shares, with humour and