When Trevor was diagnosed with autism the only thing Lonnie knew about it was what he saw in the movie Rain Man. He made a lot of mistakes along the way and is passionate about helping others better understand how to parent someone on the autism spectrum.

Lonnie has over 35 years experience with Accenture, Microsoft, and his own consultancy. See more about him at LonniePacelli.com

Lonnie's Books
"Man-speak" lessons on raising a child with autism. Get 100 short and simple snackable wisdom lessons for fathers on how to create strong bonds with their children when autism is in the picture. Written by a father of an adult autistic son, you get straight-up advice that you can put to work right away. Whether it be about schooling, disciplining, seeking interests, or other topics, you'll get practical nuggets that will help you understand your autistic child without all the double-speak.

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I loved the blend of practical hints, insights, and knowledge, with Pacelli's caring and sensitivity. Pacelli has lived this and he has also done his homework, and the reading is straight-forward and useful. As a licensed counselor, I would love to see professionals give this book to parents for support and information. This series of books keeps the bits of info chunk size so that the reader can spend less than a minute on each lesson, and really gain something of value. Judy S. Reviewer on Amazon
Based on the author's real-life experiences raising a son with autism.
After Ryan Winn loses his wife Hayley, he discovers the journal she kept about raising their son Bert. Hayley and Bert shared a special mother-son bond, with Hayley making it her life's purpose to learn all she could about autism so she could help her son not just survive but thrive. A novelette from the popular Lawless One Series.

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Lonnie has over 50 insightful, creative, and direct books to help leaders help themselves. See them HERE >

Lonnie's Videos

15 Tips to Help Employees with Autism be Rock Stars
They Need to Keep a Schedule
I Screwed Up Way Too Much
They May Have Very Obsessive Interests
Their Senses Are Much More Sensitive
They Don't Read Other People Well
They Just Want To Be Alone
Even Fun Surprises Can Wreak Havoc
They Have Difficulty Expressing Emotions
Trying New Things Isn't Very Fun
They Avoid Looking Into Your Eyes
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Lonnie's Articles

Lonnie has over 300 more articles on leadership, project management, work/life balance, and much more. See them HERE >
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