The Jessica Kingsley Autism and Neurodiversity collection brings together resources written by experts to help children, teenagers, and adults alike discover new ways of thriving while navigating neurodiversity. These eBooks from Jessica Kingsley Publishers offer insights on ranging learning differences for researchers as well as tools for educators and professionals seeking to provide neurodiversity support.

Content Highlights

The Autism and Neurodiversity Collections contains 86 eBooks. Highlights from the list include:

• A Guide to Mental Health Issues in Girls and Young Women on the Autism Spectrum: Diagnosis, Intervention and Family Support by Judy Eaton
• Autism and Masking: How and Why People Do It, and the Impact It Can Have by Dr. Felicity Sedgewick, Dr. Laura Hull & Helen Ellis
• Black, Brilliant and Dyslexic: Neurodivergent Heroes Tell their Stories ed. by Marcia Brissett-Bailey
• Can’t Not Won’t: A Story About a Child Who Couldn’t Go to School by Eliza Fricker
• Designing Mind-Friendly Environments: Architecture and Design for Everyone by Steve Maslin
• Helping Students on the Autism Spectrum Get the Best Out of College: A Guide for Further Education Professionals by Kate Ripley and Dr. Rebecca Murphy
• Our Autistic Lives: Personal Accounts from Autistic Adults Around the World Aged 20 to 70+ ed. by Alex Ratcliffe
• Queerly Autistic: The Ultimate Guide for LGBTQIA+ Teens on the Spectrum by Erin Ekins
• Shake It Up!: How to Be Young, Autistic, and Make an Impact by Quincy Hansen
• Supporting Spectacular Girls: A Practical Guide to Developing Autistic Girls’ Wellbeing and Self-Esteem by Helen Clarke
• The Autism and Neurodiversity Self Advocacy Handbook: A Neurodiversity Affirmative Approach by Davida Hartman et al.
• The PDA Paradox: The Highs and Lows of My Life on a Little-Known Part of the Autism Spectrum by Harry Thompson
• Understanding and Supporting Children with Literacy Difficulties: An Evidence-Based Guide for Practitioners by Dr. Valerie Muter
• Why Can’t You Hear Me?: Our Autistic Daughter’s Struggle to Be Understood by Andy and Amanda McCulloch