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The following texts have shaped our thinking as educators and parents. Each offers insight into neurodiversity and has helped us better understand and support our children.
Sorted A–Z by Author
Key idea: Behaviour is communication. Instead of asking “Why are they doing this?” we ask “What might be happening underneath?”
Key idea: Supporting neurodiverse brains starts with acceptance, safety and understanding.
Key idea: Supporting yourself is part of supporting your child.
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A practical guide to helping autistic children thrive, grounded in listening to autistic voices.
Looks beneath challenging behaviours to understand the stress responses and sensory needs driving them.
Guidance for parents navigating the unique experiences of raising autistic girls, including masking.
A strengths-based approach to parenting neurodiverse brains with acceptance and understanding.
Explores the strengths and talents that come with different brain wiring and how to nurture them.
Practical strategies for shifting from compliance-based to connection-based approaches.
An accessible introduction to autism for parents and carers new to the diagnosis journey.
A comprehensive and compassionate look at ADHD by one of the world’s leading experts.
Honest, warm advice for parents raising children who don’t fit the mould.
An autistic advocate’s story of growing up different and learning to embrace neurodivergence.
An Australian guide revealing the hidden layers beneath ADHD that parents and teachers often miss.
Creative approaches to supporting children who think and learn differently.
A personal, honest account of late autism diagnosis and what it means to finally understand yourself.
A comprehensive Australian resource covering diagnosis, support services, and everyday strategies.
Celebrates the beautiful diversity of neurological differences in a warm, accessible way.
Quick, actionable strategies for managing ADHD in everyday family life.
A clear, evidence-based introduction to autism for families and professionals.