Amber Arrington
Author
Amber Arrington is a dedicated mother of six children. Amber is an INFINITY MOM of 3 autistic ones. With two decades of experience advocating for her special needs children and background in education, Amber has become a trusted resource and guide for parents confronting a new autism diagnosis. Her journey has not only made her adept in dealing with the educational and healthcare systems, but it has also fueled her passion for empowering parents to become "autism savvy." Amber combines her lived experiences with practical advice to support families as they navigate the myriad of challenges and opportunities that autism presents, making her an invaluable pillar in her community and beyond.
Amber Arrington's Recent JOA Release
Not Atypical Motherhood
Available in Paper back
"Not Atypical Motherhood" is your reassuring friend when the words 'autism diagnosis' first echo through your mind. Tailored for mothers and caregivers who suspect or just received a new autism diagnosis for their child, this book walks alongside you as you begin navigating the unknown territory of autism, offering a blend of personal stories, practical advice, and emotional support.
The author, a mom of three autistic kids, shares her journey openly, creating a comforting, friend-to-friend dialogue that’s easy to connect with. This isn’t just a guide; it’s a heart-to-heart conversation, filled with warm, real-world advice from someone who’s been there.
Each chapter is like a cozy chat on the couch, covering topics from understanding autism’s key concepts, finding therapies that work, to gathering your tribe of supporters. It's about changing the narrative around autism, replacing fear with empowerment, confusion with clarity.
"Changing the narrative," the book emphasizes, means recognizing that autism doesn’t unqualify you as the expert on your child. You’ll discover that your motherly love and intuition are your greatest assets on this journey. The practical resources dotted throughout the book are your toolkit, gearing you up to take the best next step for your child confidently. By the end, you'll become autism savvy, ready to face the journey ahead with a stronger footing.
As you turn the pages, you'll feel the author's reassuring hug, encouraging you to exhale, trust yourself, and embrace the path ahead. It's a message of empowerment, a reminder that although the motherhood journey has taken an unexpected turn, your unwavering love for your child is the most typical, grounding force there is.
Let "Not Atypical Motherhood" be the soft landing amidst the whirl of an autism diagnosis, affirming that you're more than capable to navigate this path with love, understanding, and a dash of moxie.
The author, a mom of three autistic kids, shares her journey openly, creating a comforting, friend-to-friend dialogue that’s easy to connect with. This isn’t just a guide; it’s a heart-to-heart conversation, filled with warm, real-world advice from someone who’s been there.
Each chapter is like a cozy chat on the couch, covering topics from understanding autism’s key concepts, finding therapies that work, to gathering your tribe of supporters. It's about changing the narrative around autism, replacing fear with empowerment, confusion with clarity.
"Changing the narrative," the book emphasizes, means recognizing that autism doesn’t unqualify you as the expert on your child. You’ll discover that your motherly love and intuition are your greatest assets on this journey. The practical resources dotted throughout the book are your toolkit, gearing you up to take the best next step for your child confidently. By the end, you'll become autism savvy, ready to face the journey ahead with a stronger footing.
As you turn the pages, you'll feel the author's reassuring hug, encouraging you to exhale, trust yourself, and embrace the path ahead. It's a message of empowerment, a reminder that although the motherhood journey has taken an unexpected turn, your unwavering love for your child is the most typical, grounding force there is.
Let "Not Atypical Motherhood" be the soft landing amidst the whirl of an autism diagnosis, affirming that you're more than capable to navigate this path with love, understanding, and a dash of moxie.