This is a book for autistic people, by an autistic writer. It helps you understand and embrace your autism and focus on all its positive sides (and all your strengths that come with it), as well as how to calm yourself in troubled times, and how to live a full life that's even happier, more fulfilling, and more meaningful, as part of your community. There are hundreds of practical ideas and advice for going out and enjoying life, meeting new... SEE BOOK

DJ Merryweather is autistic, and shares his life experiences of autism - always trying to fit in, masking his differences at every turn - and how it led to his ultimate burnout, after which he began dismantling his autistic masking habits, one by one. The book explains why you're masking, how bad it can make you feel, and why you probably feel like you're stuck with it - from social rules and situations to 'faking' emotions and learning to... SEE BOOK

This is a comprehensive guide to addressing bullying whether it's at home, school, work, in clubs, in public, or online. It provides safe and ethical strategies to handle all the different bullying tactics from subtle manipulation to outright harassment and physical threats. It equips you to recognise bullying, deal with it safely but assertively, set proper boundaries, and document and report bullying wherever it finds you. Learn how to use... SEE BOOK

Written by an autistic author, this book aims to help the friends, family and carers of autistic people, as well the general public, educators, healthcare providers, employers, authorities, and anyone else who might interact with autistic people. It clearly and concisely shows them what autism can 'look like', how to recognise it, how to sensitively offer support, and how to advocate for greater awareness and acceptance in society. SEE BOOK

This essential handbook is for those who care for and support vulnerable people and those with disabilities. If you want to move beyond 'task-focused' routines and deliver truly compassionate, person-centred care, this is the toolbox that will make all the difference to you and to those you look after. Written by an experienced social care professional, it provides practical strategies, reflective tools, and human insights that improve... SEE BOOK

The Autism Manifesto, written by autistic author and social care worker Peter J. Clark, provides a vital 'lived perspective' on autism and advocates for greater understanding, inclusion, and integration for autistic people in society. The manifesto challenges outdated views of autism as a deficit or something to be 'cured', instead presenting it as a natural human variation, and highlights the fact that different ways of thinking only serve... SEE BOOK

This is your essential guide to campaigning and advocating for a fairer, easier, and happier world for autistic and neurodiverse people. It's a blueprint for societal transformation which explains the many problems autistic people face in everyday life, then outlines The 10 Pillars of Inclusion and the Manifesto Principles for concrete changes across critical areas like home, healthcare, education, work, law, public spaces, and government... SEE BOOK

This is a 14-page simplified summary of The Autism Manifesto in official Easy-Read format, designed to help people with learning difficulties or disabilities to understand what Autism Info Center is campaigning for, how it will help autistic people all over the world, and how they can get involved as self-advocates too. It begins with a brief summary of what autism is, and what challenges autistic people often face in society. It then... SEE BOOK