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Australian Autism Handbook: The Essential Resource Guide for Autism Spectrum Disorders by Benison O'Reilly, Seana Smith (Paperback, 2008)

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The Australian Autism Handbook: The Essential Resource Guide for Autism Spectrum Disorders is a 388-page paperback textbook written by Benison O'Reilly and Seana Smith. It is a comprehensive guide to understanding, coping with, and managing autism spectrum disorders. Published in 2008 by Ventura Press, this book covers topics such as medicine, coping with illness, and the opinion of the people. The book is written in English and weighs approximately 600g. It measures 232mm in height and 152mm in width. This handbook is an essential resource for families, carers, and professionals working with individuals with autism spectrum disorders.