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THE LIBRARY NOW has access to Jessica Kingsley Autism and Neurodiversity ebook collection which includes over 80 titles suitable for a range of audiences.

The collection is described as follows:

The Jessica Kingsley Autism and Neurodiversity collection brings together resources written to help children, teenagers, and adults alike discover new ways of thriving while navigating neurodiversity. These ebooks offer insights on ranging learning differences for researchers as well as tools for educators and professionals seeking to provide neurodiversity support.

Selected titles include:

• ADHD an A-Z : figuring it out step by step by Leanne Maskell
• The autism and neurodiversity self advocacy handbook : developing the skills to determine your own future by Barb Cook and Yenn Purkis
• The dyslexia, ADHD, and DCD-friendly study skills guide : tips and strategies for exam success by Ann-Marie McNicholas

Access to this resource is by university username and password.

THE LIBRARY NOW has access to the Jessica Kingsley Gender Diversity and Sexuality ebook collection.

The collection is described as follows:

The Jessica Kingsley Gender Diversity and Sexuality collection provides resources for researchers, educators, and professionals seeking insight into topics across the landscape of gender and sexuality. Digital titles in this collection bring authoritative and lived experience insight into topics including gender diversity, gender trauma, sexual diversity, and coming out journeys

Selected titles include:

• All the things they said we couldn’t have : stories of trans joy by T. C. Oakes-Monger
• How to understand your sexuality : a practical guide for exploring who you are by Meg-John Barker and Alex Iantaffi
• A clinician’s guide to gender identity and body image : practical support for working with transgender and gender-expansive clients by Heidi Dalzell and Kayti Protos
  

Access to ebooks in this collection is by university username and password.