Els Mattelin and Hannelore Volckaert are experienced therapists working with families and adults on the autism spectrum. They are based at VZW Dynamiek, a centre for solution-focused work with clients with autism in Izegem, Belgium.

• Introduction. Part One - Theory. 1. Our understanding of autism. 2. Solution-focused diagnosis. Part Two - Practice. 3. Adapting the therapeutic context to a different culture. 4. D.i.f.f.e.r.e.n.t., a solution-focused guide. Conclusion.

Autism and Solution-focused Practice is simply, clearly and concisely written, explaining much that is a mystery to non-autistic people. The authors show us how autistic people think, how to phrase our questions, how to use visual communication methods, and much, much more. Their passion for work with autistic people will inspire professionals to take a solution-focused approach in their work with autism.

Els Mattelin and Hannelore Volckaert are experienced therapists working with families and adults on the autism spectrum. They are based at VZW Dynamiek, a centre for solution-focused work with clients with autism in Izegem, Belgium.

• Introduction. Part One - Theory. 1. Our understanding of autism. 2. Solution-focused diagnosis. Part Two - Practice. 3. Adapting the therapeutic context to a different culture. 4. D.i.f.f.e.r.e.n.t., a solution-focused guide. Conclusion.

Autism and Solution-focused Practice is simply, clearly and concisely written, explaining much that is a mystery to non-autistic people. The authors show us how autistic people think, how to phrase our questions, how to use visual communication methods, and much, much more. Their passion for work with autistic people will inspire professionals to take a solution-focused approach in their work with autism.

Els Mattelin and Hannelore Volckaert are experienced therapists working with families and adults on the autism spectrum. They are based at VZW Dynamiek, a centre for solution-focused work with clients with autism in Izegem, Belgium.

• Introduction. Part One - Theory. 1. Our understanding of autism. 2. Solution-focused diagnosis. Part Two - Practice. 3. Adapting the therapeutic context to a different culture. 4. D.i.f.f.e.r.e.n.t., a solution-focused guide. Conclusion.

Autism and Solution-focused Practice is simply, clearly and concisely written, explaining much that is a mystery to non-autistic people. The authors show us how autistic people think, how to phrase our questions, how to use visual communication methods, and much, much more. Their passion for work with autistic people will inspire professionals to take a solution-focused approach in their work with autism.