Dyslexic spies can crack the hardest puzzles
Diana Hudson, author of Exploring Science with Dyslexic Children and Teens explores why an alternative way of learning can be most beneficial for dyslexic students.
How to manage anxiety as a trans and/or non-binary person, with Freiya Benson
We spoke to Freiya to find out how she manages her anxiety and what you can do to help manage yours, or that of a trans friend or relative.
Phalloplasty – what you need to know about lower surgery, with Finlay Games
We asked Finn about the realities of having lower surgery (phalloplasty). Here, he shares his experiences and gives advice.
ADHD is our Superpower
ADHD is our Superpower has been described as “An uplifting, easy-to-read, fun and engaging book for young children who may be struggling to understand and…
Supporting vulnerable students with a trauma-informed, strengths-based approach
Tom Brunzell and Jacolyn Norrish introduce their new book Creating Trauma-Informed Strengths-Based Classrooms which provides strategies for teachers that integrate the emerging research of trauma-informed…
ADHD in Girls and Women
Joanne Steer is a chartered clinical psychologist with over 14 years’ experience. Her latest edited collection, Understanding ADHD in Girls and Women provides comprehensive information…
Manual Handling in Health and Social Care, Second Edition – Michael Mandelstam
Why write a 2nd edition of this book 19 years after the 1st? It may have taken a long time, but the answer is simple.…
Queerly Autistic – The Double Rainbow
Hello there!My name is Erin. On the internet, I am also known as Queerly Autistic.This is because I am queer. And I am autistic. I…
Our latest special education books for #StressAwarenessMonth
Stress is hugely prevalent in today’s busy society and very much so in schools where teachers so often report feelings of stress and burnout both…
Uncertainty: the root of anxiety in so many students with SpLDs
Clare Ward & James Galpin explain their theory behind why uncertainty is the root cause of anxiety for people universally, and especially for students with special educational needs.