Brian R King

Brian King's insightful guides What to Do When You're Totally Screwed: Simple Strategies for Bringing Your Life into Balance and Strategies for Building Successful Relationships with People on the Autism Spectrum: Let's Relate prepared us to shift our perspective on the way we communicate with the world. Now, Brian delivers a fully accessible and authoritative anthology, bursting with interpersonal communication advice that can be easily applied to every facet of our lives - at work, in love and with family. Perfect Moments in Relationships provides us with practical solutions to all the situations we encounter as we work in teams from the boardroom to the dinner table. Solid, straightforward, fiercely honest and easy-to-understand, Brian's advice gives us the knowledge and power to: -Communicate seamlessly across different levels of an organization -Simplify your relationships with the 4Rs of Life -Leverage a quick solution to stop repeating yourself forever -Be in control of how your first thought of the day shapes your progress No matter how frequently you find yourself needing to communicate with new groups, this book will provide expert knowledge to make every interaction a great one.

Containing life-changing strategies and solutions, this book will enable everyone who knows, lives with or works with an individual with autism to achieve a positive relationship that fosters cooperation and mutual respect. The author has dedicated over 20 years to studying, observing and implementing communication strategies that help him, his wife, their three children and his clients experience positive relationships. His immediate family are all on the autism spectrum and they work together to understand one another, resolve misunderstandings, and help each other feel important, loved and respected. Sharing their inspirational personal experiences and interweaving every chapter with practical hints and tips, the book looks at how to get communication working for everyone and emphasizes the importance of laying down ground rules and building confidence. This book will be essential reading for family, friends and professionals who wish to communicate more effectively with those on the autism spectrum.