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to make talking to your kids about different situations easier ?”

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From: Kerri Stocks
Wednesday, 3:45 p.m.

Dear Fellow Parent,

My son has Autism, and I also have a younger daughter.

He was affected very strongly by his social surroundings, and his emotions overloaded him every minute.

Here’s what I did to help, and here’s what I’ve got to offer you:-

“I developed 4 books to help my children
keep their power and self dignity in tact.”

( I have over thirteen years experience with ASD / Aspergers / Autism, both as a mother and as a consultant to parents, as well as holding academic qualifications as ‘Post Grad Cert in Advanced Disabilities Studies’ )

These 4 books are written in step-by-step format to make talking to kids about different situations easier for parents.

Due to all parents having extremely busy lifestyles, it can become like just another chore to have to listen and breakdown our children’s daily experiences and issues, and even then we may struggle to have the right words.

Children have a mountain of situations happen to them daily, and without the appropriate advice and strategies to assist them in dealing with these, they most likely show their discomfort and distress in behavioral manners that are deemed inappropriate in society.

I have called my 4 books, “Rules Of The Game”, Book 1, 2, 3, and 4..

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Topics covered in Book 1

• Emotions and Feelings
• Reflecting
• Communicate
• Rules
• Idioms
• Responsible
• You are OK
• Body Language
• Different Perspectives
• Exceptions To The Rules

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Topics covered in Book 2

• Think It – Don’t Say It
• Taking The Blame
• Me, Me, Me
• Copying
• Cheezed Off
• When They Stare
• It’s Worth A Try
• Mistakes, Oops

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Topics covered in Book 3

• Unspoken Expectations
• Words
• Expectations
• RespectChoices
• Opinions
• Disappointed
• Pretending
• Just Pick It Up

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Topics covered in Book 4

• Hurting On The Inside
• Bullies
• Just Ask
• Look At Me
• Hush
• When Things Just Suck
• Remember … What ?
• Up words and down words
• Getting to know me
• This Is Me mini book
• So……you’re snowballing
• Thoughts=Feelings=Responses
• Re-Think It !
• Do you feel what I feel ?
• Teachers Role

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Children are not born with knowledge of emotions nor social situations, regardless of label or no label.

I believe some children ‘go with the flow’ and this can assist in making them seem ‘normal’ and ‘able to understand their social surroundings’.

Others do not ‘go with the flow’ and hence the negative reactions they will show throughout their days to express this discomfort they are experiencing.

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The “Rules of the Game” books allow children to understand their emotions.  They learn about the world’s ‘social ways’ as well as what responsibility is theirs, and what responsibility does not belong on their shoulders, and in fact belongs to another person.

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These books are very thorough and are not just books that can be read and put away.

They were developed so parents and children can use them daily, flick to whichever topic suits the situation and read through it, then mould it to fit different situations.

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They are broken up into different stories, and when used consistently, allows the child to take the knowledge and utilize it in the every day situations.

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Allowing the child to break down situations into different segments (e.g. if someone says something offensive they can think to themselves, “oh that is an opinion and everyone has one, and it does not mean it is the truth”) allows for a sense of control and understanding, and they can then focus on what is important in their lives, and not waste time in becoming worked up on things they cannot control.

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The “Rules of the Game” books were initially developed for my son and daughter to assist them with their every day experiences.

These 4 “Rules Of The Game” books are yours today for

Only $67 (including bonuses)

That’s right, only $67 gets you all 4 of these books.
NOTE: These books are downloadable e-books. No physical products will be shipped.
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* * Here’s what other’s have to say …

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Adam …

“…work such as Kerri’s is critical in modern times, particularly when the mental health industry has much to answer for in relation to the wider social implications it has created…”

Contrived out of first hand experience, Kerri has a wealth of practical knowledge regarding the difficulties that kids face when growing up with developmental and social conditions. Even more valuable to parents and professionals alike, her determination to express that knowledge in an easily digestible format is inspiring and commendable.

The techniques she employs is simple, fun, and symbolically assimilating, especially for those without a background in behavioral sciences because the language and concepts she uses is plain enough for anyone to understand.

Practical, front-line work such as Kerri’s is critical in modern times, particularly when the mental health industry has much to answer for in relation to the wider social implications it has created.

Parents need to have resources that help them dissolve the myths about the rigid ways they have been lead to believe kids fit into contemporary society and empower them with the insight to help their children flourish, regardless of any behavioural or social deficits.

Kerri’s work aspires to provide these resources and make them easily available to parents all around the globe.” Adam J. W. Walker BPsych(Hons) BSocSc(Soc & Anth) James Cook University

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Pauline …

“…You have a unique ability to get inside the minds of these special people and be their voice…”

“I really need to say that I have very much enjoyed your newsletters and the book which I have read. You have a unique ability to get inside the minds of these special people and be their voice. This is a great help the average parent who struggles to understand what is happening inside their heads. Understanding this leads to greater patience and tolerance.

Outlining your personal experiences with the school system also helps parents to realize they are not alone in this confusing world nor are their children as terrible as they can appear. With patience and work there is hope.

Thank you for being a pioneer in this area. I would recommend your books and newsletters to anyone looking for help in this area.” Pauline F Hervey Bay, Queensland, Australia

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Jayne …

“…Children with Spectrum Disorders often struggle in finding a way to be understood…”

“As a social worker and therapist who has worked with children for over 17 years, I was thrilled to see a resource that will help children navigate the complexity of communication and social interaction. Children with Spectrum Disorders often struggle in finding a way to be understood and to understand how to fit into the world around them.

“Rules of the Game” is a wonderfully crafted tool for parents and other care givers to utilize in helping children communicate their needs, understand social cues, and help the world understand them.” Jayne Holden MSW South Carolina, United States

Reading the stories in the books helped my children to “read” their surroundings, broaden their perspectives, learn morals, respect and self responsibility, and finally experience joy. Once they were able to do this were they then able to succeed academically.

I have a deep compassion for children with
Autism / Aspergers / ASD and my goal is to assist parents
with obtaining knowledge that will enable their children to evolve in a society that is not always kind and compassionate.

I am sharing this information to make it easier for parents to think about
what their children need to learn, and how to teach it in a manner that keeps the child’s self dignity in tact and keeps the child engaged long enough to absorb it.

Here I am with my 2 beautiful children as we read through the books together. Jessica, Kerri and Brandon (for beauty reasons, this is an old photo)

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Free Bonus #1 “This Is Me For Oldies”
Why did I develop the “This is Me” series of workbooks ?

I developed them for my children so I had a record of who they genuinely were as unique individuals.

The books allowed me to document specific needs, wants, information about them, their likes, and dislikes as well.

The books also allowed me peace from having to constantly repeat myself when I was face to face with yet again another individual who would be working with my children.

I developed a “This is Me” book for parents, to share who they are, their wants and needs, for their children to read if they should suddenly pass away.

I believe that until we learn about who we are, residing within a family, then we can all have compassion towards each other and have a successful flowing life.

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Free Bonus #2 “This Is Me For Kids”
This book has been made so you can learn about your child.

Inside this book are all the things that make your child who they are.

It will help their transition into your family be a lot smoother for everyone.

Your child has lived a life that is different to yours and been brought up differently to you – they may not be able to mould into your belief system easily or ever.

With this book, you will learn things that may have taken a long time to learn and this will help stop a lot distress for each other.

You will learn their likes and dislikes, what makes them sad and what makes them happy.
You will learn what makes them the person that they are.

They may still be little, but they have an opinion – they have a personality and they are a separate individual.

Just because they are little, doesn’t mean that they aren’t still a person.

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Free Bonus #3 “This Is Me For Mum and Dad”
This book has been filled with a lot of different personal things about Mum and Dad.

I am hoping that through reading this book you will learn of the love we have always had for you.

We will tell you about what it was like for us as a child, funny stories we want to share, and our dreams.

You will learn that there is more to us than just ‘Mum’ or ‘Dad’.

We have loved, we have made mistakes and we have hurt.

We want to offer you advice that we have learnt on our journey through life.

We want you to know about us as a person.

This book will help you, should anything unfortunate happen and we never get that chance.

Just know that we love you and always will.

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Free Bonus #4 “Poetry For Emotion”
I remember as a child not having emotions explained to me and also being told by some adults to “just get over it”.

I believe if we validate and listen to how our children feel, this brings a sense of normality and comfort to them and they will be happier and healthier adults.

This series of comical poems helps to raise, in a non threatening manner, some difficult issues faced by children, and encourages laughter, open discussions and helps them to develop their own practical strategies when faced with real life problems.

This book is full of A LOT of fun and engaging poems and very visual.
1) Butterfly Bob
2) Silly Sedrik
3) Disgusted Donna
4) Thinking Thelma
5) Unsure Unice
6) Ruthless Ryan
… and many more interesting characters.

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Kind Regards,

Kerri Stocks

Maryborough, QLD, 4650
Australia

P.S. Autism, Aspergers, ASD – What a burden for a person, especially a child to have to carry around with them. These unspoken labels attached to them. This made me start to join the pieces and realise why my son was fighting so much – why he was so despondent, unresponsive and basically just existing in this world, not enjoying it and certainly made sense why he hated himself so much.
(Bad; naughty; bad parenting; manipulative; rude; ignorant; useless; worthless; “don’t play with him/her”; retard; weirdo; freak; loser; idiot; annoyance; pain; trouble; creep; mistake; not normal; brat; liar; undisciplined; to much work; ungrateful; trouble maker.)

Unfortunately when a child has a ‘behavioural issue’ label, they are carrying with them more than just one. Assumptions are automatically made, whether consciously or subconsciously.

So whether people want to admit it or not, this is what Aspergers / Autism / ASD means to society. You see it in behaviours from others, you feel it in body language from others and I have met parents that have had to practically sell their child to have them accepted into a certain school.

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