“Defining Autism”: Exploring the Spectrum through the Lens of Science
In Defining Autism Emily L. Casanova and Manuel F. Casanova present a new way of understanding autism using cutting-edge research and ideas. Emily L. Casanova…
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Asperger’s Syndrome and Jail
Ahead of the publication of his book, Asperger’s Syndrome and Jail, Will Attwood tells us why this book is needed, and how his own experience…
Spectrum Women: Walking to the Beat of Autism
New book Spectrum Women: Walking to the Beat of Autism has been written by autistic women, for autistic women. Barb Cook and 14 other autistic women…
Working with Girls and Young Women
Anyone who works with autistic young people will know there’s a real lack of information out there that relates specifically to girls and women. This…
Sex and the Single Aspie – why I wrote it, why you may want it
I’ve written a book called Sex and the Single Aspie (SATSA). For over a year I worked on this manuscript against the backdrop of Paris,…
15 Things to Say at your Book Launch
Adapted from the inspiring speech she gave at the launch of her first book, Debby Elley highlights the reasons why she wrote Fifteen Things They…
Developing Resilience: Top 5 Tips for Parents of Autistic teens
Announcing the second book in the Parents’ Practical Guide to Resilience range, authors Jeanette Purkis & Emma Goodall take us through their top tips for…
Autism and Enablement: Update
An update from our friends in Kent, relating to the research behind Autism and Enablement: We are pleased to inform that our social care research…
PDA by PDAers
Fittingly, Sally Cat’s first ever blog piece is about her first book, PDA by PDAers, which is out now. Here, she describes how the online…
PDA Action Day – Positive PDA
The PDA Society are encouraging everyone to mark today, 15th May, as PDA Day! The theme is ‘Positive PDA’ and in keeping with that, they’ll…