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About the Author, Karen Kabaki-Sisto
Karen Kabaki-Sisto, M.S., CCC-SLP, is a certified speech pathologist and founder of Autism Breakthrough Solutions, LLC. She has devoted 20 years to perfecting her techniques that enable people on the spectrum to connect socially like never before.
In addition to working with children and adults who have autism, Karen is a regular contributor to Autism Parenting Magazine, eParent.com, Huffington Post, American Autism Association, and many other publications. She also provides helpful tips on her iCanForAutism.com Blog and YouTube channel. In 2015, she launched her acclaimed iPad learning series "I Can Have Conversations With You!™" on the App Store.
Improving your child’s communication and overcoming language challenges is her TOP priority. If you're ever unsure about anything in the book, she'll personally help you. That’s Karen's "Greater Conversations Commitment!” :)
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