This groundbreaking book, "The Geek Syndrome," offers a revolutionary perspective on autism, challenging the traditional view of the disorder as a devastating developmental disability.

The author, Steve Silberman, presents a compelling argument that autism is not just a disability, but rather a different way of being human.

Through extensive research and engaging storytelling, Silberman sheds light on the hidden history of autism and the reasons behind its recent surge in diagnoses. The book provides clear and well-documented answers to the crucial question of why autism is becoming more prevalent, offering insights that will be of great interest to parents, clinicians, and anyone else concerned with this complex condition.

By highlighting the stories of supportive communities that have sprung up around the world, Silberman shows that there are alternatives to traditional treatments and that a cure may not be found in a single pill, but rather in the empathy and understanding of these communities. Don't miss out on this thought-provoking and informative read that will change the way you think about autism forever!