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Resources

Learning doesn't always happen in a therapy room or a training course. Sometimes it begins with a book, a question, an article, or a different way of understanding an experience you've carried for years.

Here you’ll find thoughtful writing and recommended reading exploring neurodiversity, relationships, identity, adaptation and lived experience.

Blog

Here's a piece of writing I think is worth your time.

Understanding and Supporting Autistic Mothers: With a focus on late-discovered, misdiagnosed and unheard women in perinatal care

Motherhood is a journey filled with love and joy, but for some women it also brings unseen challenges. For many, the path to understanding themselves as autistic begins only after becoming mothers. Sometimes this recognition emerges when observing a child’s neurodivergent behaviours. For others, the overwhelming demands of new parenthood, without appropriate support, may lead to autistic burnout. A late diagnosis or self-realisation can be a pivotal moment, shedding light on

Eve True

Aug 21, 20255 min read

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My bookshelf

As a therapist and avid learner, I'm constantly seeking out new books to expand my knowledge. As a reader, I know that the right book can feel like a conversation with a wise friend.

I’m often asked to recommend books, so here are some from my bookshelf for your reading list. Enjoy!

Bookshelf - When the BODY SAYS NO

In other words, he is saying that there is a mind-body connection and that if we do not feel and heal, we become sick.

Eve True

Dec 2, 20242 min read

Bookshelf - Unmasking Autism

Reading ‘Unmasking Autism’ gave me comfort and a sense of community. I didn’t feel like an alien anymore.

Eve True

Nov 29, 20243 min read

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Resources

Understanding and Supporting Autistic Mothers: With a focus on late-discovered, misdiagnosed and unheard women in perinatal care

Bookshelf - When the BODY SAYS NO

Bookshelf - Unmasking Autism

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