Mindfulness and relapsing into depression
Chris Mitchell author of Asperger’s Syndrome and Mindfulness considers how mindful thinking can reduce recurring episodes of depression and feelings of low self esteem. Many adults with Asperger’s Syndrome,…
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Controlling anger with the help of the Red Beast… and Super Mario!
Kay Al-Ghani explains how a fun resource based on her book The Red Beast can help children with Asperger Syndrome to control their anger. As…
Ask the author: Will Hadcroft
Throughout World Autism Awareness Month 2013, our readers were offered the opportunity to ask JKP authors a question of their choice. Will Hadcroft answers your questions on…
Music, Language and Autism
After many hours of the same dull drone – auditory chewing gum that has long since lost its flavour or interest – there is a sudden, almost…
Josh Muggleton’s: ten top tips for secondary school survival
No 1. Get organized! Unlike primary school, at secondary school, you are going to have lots of different subjects and teachers in a day. This…
Inside Asperger’s Looking Out gets a Silver Seal of Approval
We are delighted to announce that Kathy Hoopmann’s best selling book Inside Asperger’s Looking Out has been awarded a silver award by the Nautilus Book Awards 2013.…
Ask the author: Josh Muggleton
Throughout World Autism Awareness Month 2013, our readers were offered the opportunity to ask JKP authors a question of their choice. Josh Muggleton, author of Raising Martians from…
Ask the author: Jennifer Cook O’Toole
Throughout World Autism Awareness Month 2013, our readers were offered the opportunity to ask JKP authors a question of their choice. Jennifer Cook O’Toole answers your questions…
Ask the author: Tony Attwood
Throughout World Autism Awareness Month 2013, our readers were offered the opportunity to ask JKP authors a question of their choice. Best selling author and contributor to the…
A Conference with a Difference
Kate Reynolds takes in the sights and sounds of world autism awareness month in Beijing, China. Hardly had I settled in my seat, unfolded the small desk…