Learning From Autistic Teachers

Learning from Autistic Teachers: How to Be a Neurodiversity-Inclusive School is an insightful anthology edited by Dr Rebecca Wood, Dr Laura Crane, and Professor Francesca Happé, published in 2022. If you are looking for lived experience and true stories, then this book is for you. I actually used this book for my PhD research. This collection brings together […]

Looking After Your Autistic Self

Looking After Your Autistic Self: A Personalised Self-Care Approach to Managing Your Sensory and Emotional Well-Being is another one of my favourites; look at this beautiful cover! It is a comprehensive guide by Niamh Garvey, published in 2023. This book addresses the unique challenges faced by autistic adults and offers practical strategies to enhance sensory and emotional well-being. […]

Avoiding Anxiety in Autistic Adults

Published in 2020, Avoiding Anxiety in Autistic Adults by Luke Beardon offers practical advice for autistic individuals seeking to manage anxiety and enhance their wellbeing. The book acknowledges the unique challenges faced by autistic adults and provides strategies tailored to their experiences. Beardon emphasises the importance of understanding one’s own sensory and social needs. He advocates for creating environments […]

Neuroqueer Heresies

In Neuroqueer Heresies, published in 2021, scholar Nick Walker compiles essays that delve into the neurodiversity paradigm and autistic empowerment. The book challenges conventional views of neurological differences, advocating for a shift from pathology-based models to ones that celebrate diversity. Walker introduces the concept of “neuroqueering,” which involves the intersection of neurodiversity and queer theory. He explores how […]

Unmasking Autism: Discovering the New Faces of Neurodiversity

In this enlightening book, social psychologist Devon Price explores the concept of ‘masking’—the suppression of one’s true self to conform to societal expectations. Price delves into the experiences of autistic individuals who have long concealed their identities and offers guidance on embracing neurodiversity. Published in April 2022, this work challenges misconceptions and advocates for authenticity.​ Masking involves […]

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