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Book Recommendations
A friendly and empowering guide to life on the autism spectrum. It celebrates neurodiversity, helps readers explore their own experiences, and encourages self‑understanding and acceptance.
I am Autistic, Chanelle Moriah
Offers 101 bite‑sized, body‑based practices—drawing from somatic therapy, polyvagal work, mindfulness and breath‑techniques—to help soothe the nervous system and deepen your connection with yourself.
101 Ways to Find Calm, Rebekah Ballagh
Uses a lively race‑car analogy to help children understand neurodivergent brains, offering simple self‑regulation strategies and opening conversation between child and adult.
My Brain is a Race Car, Nell Harris
An illustrated, empowering guide to life with ADHD, helping readers understand their experiences and celebrate neurodiversity.
This is ADHD, Chanelle Moriah
A calming, illustrated guide packed with bite‑sized wisdom and practical tips to help you navigate anxiety, stress and overthinking.
Note to Self, Rebekah Ballagh
Uses the playful imagery of a bubble to help children understand personal space, how to protect their own, respect others’, and feel confident in their boundaries.
My Body has a Bubble, Nell Harris
A self‑care guide that transforms self‐care from indulgence to an everyday practice—offering quick rituals, deeper reflections and tools to help you move from surviving to thriving.
Me Time, Jessica Sanders
Invites young readers (and the grown‑ups in their lives) on a journey through the many different ways brains can work, honouring neurodiversity, embracing strengths, and encouraging inclusion
The Brain Forest, Sandhya Menon