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Are you raising, teaching, or loving a child on the autism spectrum? This friendly, practical guide is here to help, every step of the way. Written by licensed psychologist Dr. Dan Boynton, Ph.D., this book is filled with real-world advice, lived experiences, and a dash of humor to lighten even the toughest days.

Are you searching for relationship advice that is practical, evidence-based, and genuinely helpful? In this insightful book, Dr. Dan Boynton, a licensed psychologist with years of experience helping couples, shares what truly works to build and maintain a strong, lasting connection. Drawing from cutting-edge psychological research, real-world case studies, and proven therapeutic tools, this book guides you through every stage of a relationship.

In The Gift of Bipolar, Dr. Dan Boynton, Ph.D., blends clinical insight with deeply human stories to uncover the surprising strengths hidden within the bipolar experience. Rather than focusing solely on symptoms and setbacks, this inspiring guide explores the resilience, empathy, creativity, and purpose that can emerge when bipolar disorder is understood and embraced as part of a meaningful life journey.

Getting dressed, joining a family dinner, or even answering a simple question can trigger full-blown panic, rage, or silent withdrawal. Is it autism? Anxiety? OCD? ODD? Or something else entirely? The answer may be Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) — a unique, often misunderstood profile on the autism spectrum that’s finally starting to get the attention it deserves.

Pica — the persistent craving and consumption of non-food substances — is often misunderstood, overlooked, or dismissed as a rare curiosity. But for countless individuals, from children with autism to adults coping with trauma or nutritional deficiencies, pica is a serious behavioral and medical concern.

Raising a child with intense mood swings, explosive emotions, and unpredictable behavior can feel like living on a roller coaster with no seatbelt. You’re doing your best, but the labels keep changing. ADHD? Anxiety? DMDD? What if it’s something more, like childhood bipolar disorder? This honest, practical, and even a little bit humorous guide gives parents what they’ve been desperately searching for: real answers, real support, and real hope.