by Alis Rowe (Author)
Empathy might be the deepest way we can connect with other people. Having empathy begins with recognising another person's point of view.This book will challenge you to put yourself in someone else's position. If you really struggle to do it, share this book with others and ask each other what you think The Girl With The Curly Hair has already transformed relationships worldwide.For individuals, parents, friends, teachers, managers, colleagues, students, children... for everyone The Girl With The Curly Hair has Asperger's Syndrome (an Autism Spectrum Disorder/ASD). It doesn't especially matter that she has Asperger's Syndrome. To you the reader, all that matters is for you to try to think about how each character in each scenario might be feeling and why, and how it might be best for them to respond to each other (assuming they're both fantastic at putting themselves in each other's shoes ).The purpose of this book is to help you to be more understanding and accepting of someone who is different to you.For individuals, managers, colleagues, teachers, students, children, parents... everyone