Donna Williams

A personal account of one woman's battle with autism offers insight into the little-understood mental condition from the patient's perspective and describes her struggle to cope with her condition and attitudes toward her autism

Nobody Nowhere..autistic

In the sequel to Nobody Nowhere, an autistic woman describes her struggles to live a normal life, her intensive therapy sessions, her work with autistic children, and her new connections to the "normal" world. Reprint. 35,000 first printing.

Breaking Free from the World of Autism

Somebody Somewhere

Donna Williams was a child with more labels than a jam-jar: deaf, wild disturbed, stupid insane... She lived within herself, her own world her foreground, ours a background she only visited. Isolated from her self and from the outside world, Donna was, in her words, a Nobody Nowhere. She swung violently between these two worlds, battling to join our world and, simultaneously, to keep it out. Abandoned from all connection to the self within her, she lived as a ghost with a body, a patchwork of the images which bombarded her. Intact but detached from the seemingly incomprehensible world around her, she lived in what she called 'a world under glass`.After twenty-five years of being misunderstood, and unable to understand herself, Donna stumbled upon the word 'autism': a label, but one which held up a mirror and made sense of her life and struggles, and gave her a chance to finally forgive both herself and those around her.Nobody Nowhere is disturbing, eloquent and ticklishly funny: it is an account of the soul of someone who lived the word 'autism' and survived in an unsympathetic environment despite intense inner chaos and incomprehension. It describes how, against the odds, Donna came to live independently, achieve a place at university, and write this remarkable autobiography. It is now an international bestseller, sold in over 14 languages throughout the world. This is a book that will stay with you as one of the most exceptional works you will ever read.

The Remarkable Autobiography of an Autistic Girl

Nobody Nowhere

This book, written by an autistic person for people with autism and related disorders, carers, and the professionals who work with them, is a practical handbook to understanding, living with and working with autism. It shows clearly how the behaviours associated with autism can have a range of different causes.

An Innovative Look at the Mechanics of 'autism' and Its Developmental 'cousins'

Autism--an Inside-out Approach

Labeled deaf, retarded, disturbed and insane, Donna Williams lived in a world of her own. Alternating between rigid hostility and extroversion, she waged what she termed her "war against the world." She existed in a dreamlike state, parroting the voices of those around her in the hope that they would leave her alone. Few people understood her, least of all Donna helself. It was not until the age of twenty-five that Donna discovered the word- autism- that would at last give her the opportunity to understand herself and begin to build a bridge to join the world as most know it. "Nobody Nowhere, Donna Williams' extraordinary autobiography, is her heroic attempt to come to terms with autism. This eloquent memoir reveals a fierce intelligence, great creativity and much humour. It will shatter many myths and misconceptions. The poetic sensibility and extraordinary insights of "Nobody Nowhere make it inspiring reading for everyone. "From the Trade Paperback edition.

The Extraordinary Autobiography of an Autistic

niezwykła autobiografia autystycznej dziewczyny

Nikt nigdzie

Eva Masnerová

nevšední životopis autistické dívky

Nikdo nikde

A comparative study of three modern English translations of Jacques le fataliste et son maître by Denis Diderot

In the acclaimed sequel to Nobody Nowhere--in which Donna Williams gives readers a guided tour of life with autism--Williams explores the four years since her diagnosis and her attempts to leave her "world under glass" and live normally. NPR sponsorship.

Qualcuno in qualche luogo

Exposure anxiety is increasingly understood as a crippling condition affecting a high proportion of people on the autism spectrum. Based on personal experience, this book describes the condition and its underlying physiological causes, and presents approaches and strategies that can be used to combat it.

An Exploration of Self-protection Responses in the Autism Spectrum and Beyond

Exposure Anxiety--the Invisible Cage

Kathy Clark

Grace Campbell

Stephanie Vaughn

James Farrell

Stephanie Davis Burnett

Michelle Camicia

Christine Cave

Autumn Clegg

Michele Cournan

Anne Deutsch

Katherine Earnest

Sharon Farra

Kristina Fortes

Paddy Garvin Higgins

Toni Humphrey

Deanna Jung

Mary Ann Laslo

Anne Leclaire

Barbara Lutz

Elaine Miller

Mindi Miller

Sharrica Miller

Kathleen Murphy

Mary Pat Murphy

Cathy Parsa

Linda Pierce

Maria Radwanski

Beverly Reigle

Jill Rye

Gail Sims

Mark Washam

Bridgett Piernik-Yoder

The Specialty Practice of Rehabilitation Nursing: A Core Curriculum, 8th edition, is the essential resource for all rehabilitation nurses-novice to expert-who are instrumental in assisting clients with their recovery and transition back to the community. This eighth edition of the Core continues to serve as the best-in-class source for foundational rehabilitation nursing knowledge, which is now in an easy-to-use narrative format.Each edition of the Core Curriculum has reflected the evolving nature of rehabilitation nursing and health care; the eighth edition is no exception. Expanded to include contemporary topics like emergency preparedness, cancer in the rehabilitation setting, and pain management and related complications, this edition is a valuable resource for nurses across all post-acute care settings and roles.

A Core Curriculum

The Specialty Practice of Rehabilitation Nursing

First published in 2004. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

A Collection of Thoughts on Paper

Not Just Anything

Donna Williams' challenging book, written by an autistic person for people with autism and related disorders, carers, and the professionals who work with them, is a practical handbook to understanding, living with and working with autism. Exploring autism from the inside, it shows clearly how the behaviours associated with autism can have a range of different causes, and in many cases reflect the autistic person's attempt to gain control over their internal world. The sensory and perceptual problems that challenge a person with autism are described in depth, together with strategies for tackling them so as to enable that person to take more control of their lives. Donna Williams comments on the various approaches to autism, drawing out those strategies that are of real use, and explaining why some approaches may prove counterproductive, leaving the autistic person feeling even more isolated and misunderstood. Taking the view that understanding autism is the key to managing the condition, Donna Williams' book will bring illumination to all those who have felt baffled and frustrated by the outside appearance of autism. It contains a wealth of helpful suggestions, insights and new ideas, exploding old myths and promoting a view that all those involved with autism will find empowering and creative.

An Innovative Look at the 'Mechanics' of 'Autism' and its Developmental 'Cousins'

Autism: An Inside-Out Approach

Nessuno in nessun luogo. La straordinaria autobiografia di una ragazza autistica

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