From Innovative Idea to Reality: The Autism-Friendly Cookbook
From Innovative Idea to Reality: The Autism-Friendly Cookbook Lydia Wilkins, author of The Autism-Friendly Cookbook – the first recipe book written and designed specifically for…
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Masking and Learning Self-Compassion
Masking and Learning Self-Compassion In this Q&A blog, author and academic, Dr Hannah Belcher explains what masking is, provides insights and advice surrounding stereotypes, and…
An Introduction to Special Interests in Art Therapy with Autistic People
This blog contains a selection of excerpts chosen by author Jessica Woolhiser Stallings from chapter one of Special Interests in Art Therapy with Autistic People:…
How my special interests helped me become an author
In this blog, popular autism advocate, Pete Wharmby tells us all about how his wonderfully insightful book, What I Want to Talk About, came to…
#AdvocacyAugust: 10 JKP books to boost your advocacy skills
#AdvocacyAugust: 10 JKP books to boost your advocacy skills This August, take time to learn about advocacy! Whether you want to learn how to better…
Autism Abracadabra! Help your autistic child engage in play
Autism Abracadabra, the latest book by Kate Wilde, includes over 180 activities for families to do together. These activities help strengthen relationships and develop social…
The #ActuallyAutistic Guide to Advocacy
The #ActuallyAutistic Guide to Advocacy releases February 21, 2022. Click here to find out more. Can you briefly outline your histories? How has this background…
Being Twice Exceptional
Being Twice Exceptional releases February 21, 2022. Marginalization causes daily stress for persons who have intersectional traits on both ends of the spectrum of ability-dis/ability,…
From Hurt to Hope
From Hurt to Hope Mair Elliott reflects on the path to hopefulness, her role as a mental health advocate, and her inspiring new book ‘From…
Neuro-Crashes: What are they & how can we help prevent them?
Not all crying, shouting, hitting, or screaming is a tantrum. There are significant times when (for our children or adults on the spectrum) what looks…