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A deeply practical guide that explains why autism looks the way it doesand gives parents, educators, and professionals a clear roadmap for helping children on the spectrum become happier, more functional, and more confident in a world not built for them. With autism diagnoses now affecting 1 in every 31 children, families and educators are desperate not just for information, but also for understanding and usable guidance. In Finding the Gray, clinical and school psychologist Timothy J. Wahlberg, PhD, draws on more than 25 years of clinical experience and thousands of patients to offer a breakthrough way of seeing autism from the inside out. Unlike books that focus on symptoms or surface-level strategies, Finding the Gray explains autism at a neurological and developmental level, showing how sensory overload, rigid thinking, and black-and-white processing emergeand how those traits can be worked with rather than fought. Dr. Wahlberg's widely cited Control Theory of Autism gives readers a practical framework for decoding behavior, improving communication, and building functional life skills across home, school, and therapy settings. Through accessible language, real-world case studies, and concrete strategies, the book helps caregivers shift from frustration to clarityand from fear to hope. It emphasizes that personality comes first, diagnosis second, and that individuals on the spectrum can thrive when their strengths are leveraged and flexibility is taught intentionally.
Dr. Timothy J. Wahlberg has spent more than twenty-five years advocating, educating, and treating children, adolescents, adults, and their families about living with Autism. He is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist and a Certified School Psychologist with expert knowledge in the areas of autism and neurological impairments. Dr. Wahlberg resides in St. Charles, Illinois, with his wife Stacey. Together they are blended with seven children and one granddaughter. He enjoys anything outdoors in his free time especially with his family and two dogs.
