Understanding the Neurodivergent Spiral: From Burnout to Self-Compassion
Understanding the Neurodivergent Spiral: From Burnout to Self-Compassion Written by Louise Lucas. You can order a copy of Louise’s book, A Therapeutic Workbook for Supporting…
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Identifying Emotional States: Extract from Working with Autistic People in Mental Health Settings
Identifying Emotional States: Extract from Working with Autistic People in Mental Health Settings By Dr Anna Day. This text has been adapted from section 6.4.1 ‘Identifying Emotional…
Therapeutic Insights on Counselling Autistic Relationships
Read this teaser for Relationship Counselling with Autistic Neurodiverse Couples by Tony Attwood and Maxine Aston – a book that will help you to expand…
Relationship Role Models – An Excerpt from The Go-To Relationship Guide for Gay Men
Relationship Role Models – An Excerpt from The Go-To Relationship Guide for Gay Men This is an excerpt from Chapter 5 of The Go-To Relationship…
Late Discovered Autism: Rediscovered by Catherine Asta
Welcome to the Late Discovered Club! Rediscovered is a compassionate and courageous guide for late discovered autistic women (and their allies), written by Catherine Asta…
Building Blocks of Emotion: Helping Children Understand Big Feelings Through Play
Help children to understand feelings like anger using play! This World Children’s Day, the author of the Creative Ways books Fiona Zandt shares an engaging method for helping children understand and regulate their emotions, using a playful activity with interconnecting blocks.
Building Better Therapeutic Relationships with Children
This blog post was written by JKP author Deborah Schroder, author of Building Better Therapeutic Relationships with Children. This week is Children’s Mental Health Awareness…
Why So Angry? . . . And What’s Art Got to Do with It?
Why So Angry? . . . And What’s Art Got to Do with It? This blog post was written by Erica Curtis LMFT, ATR-BC, author…
Messy Art: The Brain Building Power of Sensory Play
This blog post was written by Anna Reyner, MA, ATR, LMFT, author of Trauma Informed Art Activities for Early Childhood. Messy Art activities are one…
A Neurodiversity-Positive Approach to Empower and Engage Participants Through Art Therapy
In this blog, written by Jessica Woolhiser Stallings the author of Special Interests in Art Therapy with Autistic People, she shares about her own ADHD…