Autonomy and Social Inclusion for Adults with Dys-Executive Syndrome

By Alain Moret, this book addresses the challenges faced by adults with dys-executive syndrome, providing practical strategies and adaptive solutions to promote autonomy, social inclusion, and citizenship.

The dys-executive syndrome, often manifesting in childhood, can persist into adulthood, affecting daily functioning, social interactions, and overall well-being. As there is a lack of formal support systems for adults with this condition, it is essential for their entourage to develop personalized tools to facilitate their autonomy, social integration, and citizenship.

Practical Solutions for Adults with Dys-Executive Syndrome

This book delves into the various everyday situations that adults with dys-executive syndrome encounter, from mundane tasks to critical life choices, offering practical advice and adaptive strategies to overcome these challenges. By taking into account the individual’s personality and free will, these strategies empower adults to take control of their lives.

The book also explores the experiences of both the adult with dys-executive syndrome and those around them, highlighting misunderstandings and misinterpretations that can arise from contextual differences. This empathetic approach fosters a deeper understanding of the complexities of social interactions and promotes inclusivity.

Towards a More Inclusive Society

This book raises crucial questions about the true meaning of inclusion in an environment that often lacks the keys to effectively interact with adults with dys-executive syndrome. It challenges parents, professionals, and individuals to re-examine their understanding of autonomy, project development, and respecting individual will.

By addressing the intricacies of dys-executive syndrome in adulthood, this book provides a comprehensive guide for promoting social inclusion, personal growth, and autonomy.

Product Details:

• Language: French
• Publication Date: November 1, 2022
• Publisher: Elsevier Masson
• Screen Reader: Supported