We would recommend this book to educational professionals who are supporting children and young people in mainstream or specialist education

In this book, Sarah provides information, guidance and advice for newly diagnosed or questioning teens and young people.

In this article, Studio 3 reviews Pete Wharmby’s 2022 publication, 'Untypical.'

Review of 'Speechless' by Fiacre Ryan, a collection of non-fiction writing and poetry from his perspective as a non-verbal autistic man.

Book review of 'Championing Your Autistic Teen at Secondary School' by Debby Elley and Gareth D Morewood (2022)

Professor Andrew McDonnell reviews Autism and the Predictive Brain by Peter Vermeulen. 'Autism and the Predictive Brain: Absolute...

'Nurturing Your Autistic Young Person: A Parent's Handbook to Supporting Newly Diagnosed Teens and Pre-Teens' by Cathy Wassell New from...

Alexis Quinn is an autistic author whose book ‘Unbroken: Learning to Live Beyond Diagnosis’ shares some of her experiences within mental...

Dr. Rebecca Fish, a researcher at Lancaster University, reviews The Reflective Journey: A Practitioner's Guide to the Low Arousal Approach by Professor Andrew McDonnell, offering insights into its practical applications for managing challenging behaviours I have been working as a researcher for people with learning disabilities and/or autism in forensic services since 1997. I have heard many tropes about ‘challenging behaviour’, as well as seeing dehumanizing and individuali

A review of 'The Ice-Cream Sundae Guide to Autism' by Debby Elley and Tori Houghton.

Professor Andrew McDonnell reviews 'Beyond Behaviours' and 'Social and Emotional Development in Early Intervention' by Dr. Mona Delahooke.

A review of The Real Happy Pill: Power Up Your Brain By Moving Your Body by Swedish physician and psychiatrist Anders Hansen 'The Real...

‘ADHD and Me!’ is the latest resource available through ChatterPack, which aims to help children and young people with a diagnosis to...

A review of ‘A Mismatch of Salience: Explorations of the nature of autism from theory to practice’ by Dr. Damian E. Milton (2017) 'A Mismatch of Salience' by Dr Damian Milton It was a real pleasure to read this illuminating book by Dr. Damian Milton. Damian is an esteemed colleague of Studio 3 and an expert in the autism field. He works for the National Autistic Society, is on the committee at Research Autism, and also teaches and lectures at the University of Kent. He is a c

In this issue we review Pooky Knightsmith's 2017 publication, 'The Healthy Coping Colouring Book and Journal', illustrated by Emily...

A review of Bo HejlskovElvén and Tina Wiman's 'Sulky, Rowdy and Rude?: Why Kids Really Act Out and What to Do About It' (2017) Yet again...

A review of Martin Seligman's 'Flourish: A New Understanding of Happiness and Well-being - and How to Achieve them' (2011), written by...

A Review of Roy Deveau and Sarah Leitch's 'Person centred restraint reduction: planning and action' (May 1 2018), Written by CEO...