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ALL AGES

When Rejection Hurts

A neuro-affirmative guide to rejection sensitive dysphoria for autistic and ADHD people of every age, with tools for the moment, the aftermath and the long term.

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TEENAGERS

Wired My Way

A guide for autistic teenagers aged around 12 to 17, written for them, about understanding and celebrating their autistic brain.

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CHILDREN

My Busy, Brilliant Brain

A book about ADHD, and all about me. Helps children understand their busy, brilliant brain, with support and next steps for grown-ups.

Neuro-affirmative resources

Evidence-informed guides and tools designed to support autistic and ADHD individuals and those who support them.

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ADULTS

Do You Think You're Autistic?

For adults who wonder if they might be autistic: what autism really is, masking, late identification, and what to expect from assessment and beyond.

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YOUNG PEOPLE

Switched On

A guide to ADHD for young people: how your brain works, what helps, and owning it on your terms. Includes a section for parents and carers.

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ADULTS

Understanding and living well with ADHD

A psychoeducation and resource pack for newly diagnosed adults, and for the people who care about them

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FAMILIES

Could My Teenager Be Autistic?

A guide for parents and carers: autism in the teenage years, masking, the assessment journey and how to support your young person along the way.

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CHILDREN

My Brilliant Brain

A warm, picture-led book helping autistic children aged around 5 to 11 understand their diagnosis, with a note for grown-ups.

How to use these resources

These guides and articles are designed to support neurodivergent people and their families. They provide evidence-informed insights and practical tools to help you navigate autism and ADHD. Please note that these resources are for information and do not replace individual clinical advice.

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