Help & Advice Useful Services Books & Guides You can learn all about Autism in our About Autism webpages. We also have Autism Training services. The NHS website has a useful Autism Guide, which can be read by clicking here. Below are some other books and guides for individuals, parents, siblings and professionals. For Individuals with Autism Colour Me Autistic Colour me autistic is a home for real-world experiences, coping strategies and practical tips to help Autistic adults. This toolkit was created by an Autistic adult who wished to share her experiences with others in a similar situation. Click here to visit website. Sensory Processing Hub A list of useful resources that can help you if you are struggling to deal with sensory issues or to meet sensory needs. Click here to visit website. Books Beyond Words Books Beyond Words makes stories for everyone. You can find stories about physical and mental health, relationships, bereavement, work, criminal justice and stories just for fun. Click here to visit website. Elisabeth Sherriff Books Published an Autism Support book aimed at 5-11 year olds with Autism called 'Don't Let the Peas Touch the Mash'. She has also written a support book for children going through bereavement. Find out more about her stories and poems on her website below. Click here to visit website. Ready Eddie Go The series follows 6-year-old Eddie who is autistic, as he navigates everyday real-life experiences for the very first time. Sky Kids have launched a new children's series based on the My Awesome Autism books by award-winning author and Mum, Nikki Saunders, who has an autistic son. Available on Sky kids, Now TV and Apple TV. Click here to visit website. MindEd A free learning resource platform about the mental health of children, young people and older adults. Click here to visit website. Opening Doors Provide training to support those with learning difficulties so they can gain more experience, grow in confidence and get more control over their lives. Also produce Communication Cards that can be ordered from their website. Click here to visit website. For Parents Supporting Your Neurodiverse Child A resource full of useful information for families with a neurodiverse child. This pack includes information about the diagnosis process, how to get support for your child at school, health and wellbeing and much more. Click here to visit website. Patient ASD Guide The Patient website contains useful information about Autism Spectrum Conditions. Click here to read. School Anxiety and Refusal Guide Provides advice on supporting your child and working with the school if your child is anxious about school or are unable to go to school. Click here to read. Sensory Processing Hub A list of useful resources to help parents struggling to deal with sensory issues or to meet sensory needs. Click here to visit website. MindEd A free learning resource platform about the mental health of children, young people and older adults. Click here to visit website. Teen Body Image & Self-Esteem A practical guide for parents on body image and self esteem for teenagers. Click here to read. Memorials of Distinction Expert guide on how to explain death to children. Click here to read. Belfast Health and Social Care Trust Guide for parents whose child is on the ASD spectrum. How to cope and support their child with the war in Ukraine. Click here to read. For Siblings What About Me? A book written by a seven-year-old boy that works through the day-to-day struggles and joys of being an autism sibling. Click here to read. Sometimes my brother Helping kids understand Autism from a sibling's eye. Click here to read. For Professionals ACE Education Advice & Training For professionals, ACE Education offer high quality training and consultancy services covering education law and guidance. Click here to visit website. IPSEA IPSEA offers training on the SEND legal framework to parents and carers, professionals and other organisations. Click here to visit website. Engage Education Resource that gives info on what Autistic children require in learning environment, adjustments teachers can make to improve the experience of children with ASD at school, and more resources to support SEND children and teachers. Click here to visit website. Essex County Council Guidance for those who work or volunteer with children, young people and their families. Click here to visit website. MindEd A free learning resource platform about the mental health of children, young people and older adults. Click here to visit website. Opening Doors Provide training to professionals on issues affecting adults and young people with learning disabilities. Also provide easy to read services and accessible material. Click here to visit website. Pacific Medical Training Article written about Autism Spectrum Disorder. Click here to read. Manage Cookie Preferences