How to talk to your child about their ADHD diagnosis.
How to navigate a conversation with your child, about their ADHD diagnosis. Written by co-author of ‘My Unique ADHD World’, Joanne Steer.
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…
Five Key Principles for Teaching Dyslexic Students
By Lynn Lovell, Editor of Teaching Dyslexic Students by contributors from The British Dyslexia Association. An estimated 10-15% of the population have dyslexia, so it…
A Workbook for Psychosis? Why This is So Needed.
This blog post was written by JKP author Jennifer Gerlach. Workbooks have been a mainstay as a clinical tool and in self-help for decades. As…
How Children’s Literature Can Lessen the Stigma Around Mental Illness
This blog post was written by JKP author Lourdes Ubidia. The genre of Mental Health and Wellness in children’s literature is crucial to creating a…
The Grief Rock: Navigating Love & Loss with Kids
The Grief Rock: Navigating Love & Loss with Kids This blog post was written by JKP author Natasha Daniels. What happens when you wake up…
There Is Another Way: Self-Directed Education & Neurodiversity
There Is Another Way: Self-Directed Education & Neurodiversity In this blog, Naomi Fisher, a clinical psychologist with a PhD in autism, writes about the benefits…
The Mindful Magician & Navigating Difficult Emotions
The Mindful Magician by Lauren Brukner releases on April 21, 2023. Can you briefly outline your history? How has this background influenced what you write…
Southwalk and Lambeth’s hidden Gender Pioneers – Philippa Punchard
Southwalk and Lambeth’s hidden Gender Pioneers – Philippa Punchard Various people have inspired me before and during my transition. Of those in my book, Gender Pioneers:…
‘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…