Louder Than Words, Jenny McCarthy
Louder Than Words, Jenny McCarthy
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Louder Than Words
A Mother's Journey in Healing Autism

Author: Jenny McCarthy

Narrator: Tavia Gilbert

Unabridged: 4 hr 32 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 10/01/2007


Synopsis

When Jennys twoyearold son was diagnosed with autism, she found herself alone without any resources except for her determination to help her son. After extensive independent research, she at last discovered a way to save her son from autism. Here, she shares her experiences and knowledge with other concerned parents.

About Jenny McCarthy

Jenny McCarthy got her start as a Playboy model, before launching a high-profile writing, comedic television, and film career. She has been featured everywhere from Time magazine to the cover of Rolling Stone, and has appeared on virtually every television talk show.She works tirelessly in the world of healing and preventing autism and is co-creator, with speech/language pathologist Sarah Clifford Scheflen, of Teach2Talk, a series of DVDs for children. Born in Chicago, McCarthy currently resides in Los Angeles, California, with her son, Evan. You can follow her on Twitter @JennyMcCarthy.


Reviews

Goodreads review by M on October 20, 2008

My little boy was recently diagnosed as being on the Autistic spectrum and it's a scary, confusing and overwhelming thing to have to deal with...especially in the beginning. My husband and I have spent untold amounts of money already on therapy, therapeutic/adaptive toys, sensory paraphernalia and w......more

Goodreads review by Tara on October 21, 2007

I saw Jenny McCarthy talking about this book on Oprah so I bought it. I have not read any of Jenny's other books, but I was very interested in learning how autism effected her life. I have to say, Jenny McCarthy is a very dedicated mother who was going to stop at nothing to find out what was wrong wi......more

Goodreads review by Vicky on May 26, 2014

A well written enjoyable read. This is not really supposed to be a "how-to" book, which is nice after reading a large amount of very medical books on autism. Jenny does an awesome job of expressing her personal struggles with her sons diagnosis, family relationships, and treatment. I read her baby b......more

Goodreads review by Roger on January 20, 2008

My brother is one of the hundreds of thousands of Americans with autism. I don't believe that he would have responded to any of the treatments that worked for Jenny, rather he's making some progress with lots of therapy and a constantly evolving cocktail of behavior modification meds. The fact is th......more

Goodreads review by Readyourselfhealthy on July 27, 2011

I'll admit that I was a bit skeptical, a bit hesitant before I read this book for the first time, but so much about Jenny's son Evan resonated with me and reminded me of my own son that I knew as I read it that she was onto something. Her descriptions of Evan--such as him letting the other kids take......more