A documentary account of autism rehabilitation, telling the story of a father and son and the hardships, tears, successes, and joys of their journey toward recovery!
Drawing on subconscious analysis, the book develops a psychological rehabilitation approach centered on thought, conscious awareness, and the subconscious, with traditional Chinese medicine theory as a supporting framework.
The book mainly discusses individual differences among autistic people, the influence of their later environment and family of origin, the innate factors that actually contribute to autism, and how these factors may be triggered by the environment after birth. It also emphasizes the importance of the family environment in a child's development. Through real-life cases, it shows how negative environmental influences and problems rooted in the family of origin within a marriage can often have more serious consequences than the problems caused by a child's innate factors.
As a result, the entire rehabilitation process involves individual differences, the environment after birth, and the negative effects of unresolved family-of-origin issues on a child's mental health and future. It also addresses how these factors can contribute to a range of problems in marriage and child-rearing.
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