ARFID: When Finding Food Is Like Finding a Needle in a Haystack
ARFID: When Finding Food Is Like Finding a Needle in a Haystack Read an extract from Eating Disorders Don’t Discriminate on the topic of Avoidant/Restrictive…
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Breaking Down the Basics of Neurodiversity Affirming Practice: the 7 key principles all therapists need to know
Raelene Dundon is the author of A Therapist’s Guide to Neurodiversity Affirming Practice with Children and Young People and four other books with JKP. Raelene…
Why we mustn’t ban trans books
To celebrate Trans Awareness Week (November 13-19), we’ve asked a few of our authors why trans literature is so important today, and what it means…
In Troubled Times: How Gratitude and Liberation Art Promote Peace
This post was written by JKP author Amy Backos. Today is International Stress Awareness Day (November 1, 2023), and to encourage conversations and education around stress…
Back to School | What happens when your child is too anxious to go?
FREE ACTIVITY | Your ideal school Highlights from the Companion Guide for Professionals “Any attempt to activate the young person emotionally or to seek to…
Why Gender Affirming Care is Critical
Why Gender Affirming Care is Critical This blog post was written by JKP authors Kelly Darke and Shannon Scott-Miller Gender affirming therapy is part of…
‘Trans visibility is a double edged sword’ We asked some of our trans authors what Trans Day of Visibility means to them
March 31st is Trans Day of Visibility. It was born out of recognition that trans people have not always been visible and we have had to fight (and still do) for recognition of their existence. Now in 2023, trans visibility is greater than ever – but it can be a double edged sword. So we asked some of our authors what trans visibility means to them…
5 Ways to Like Yourself More According to a Therapist and Author
5 Ways to Like Yourself More According to a Therapist and Author By Risa Williams, LMFT, licensed therapist and author of The Ultimate Self-Esteem Toolkit…
‘I Can’t Go to School!’ Exploring the best option for your child.
Suzy Rowland shares her experiences of interviewing students who’ve been unable to attend school alongside their parents, and explores what options might be available considering…
People with Lived Experience of Physical Disabilities, We Want to Hear from You!
We are now very excited to announce the launch of a new Physical Disabilities list to help connect with and amplify disabled voices and communities across our publishing.