Collection: NADO Collection

This guide helps you understand mental illness and it's treatment, and suggests ways to work with and support colleagues in your workplace who are affected

This book is about vision therapy as a part of a treatment plan for children with ASDs, &provides professionals with the tools to implement this therapy. Essential reading for autism educators &researchers, and for parents considering vision therapy

This book provides a unique, evidence-based resource for helping children who have trouble self-regulating, staying focused, managing their senses and controlling their emotions, based on the latest research in neuroscience. Included are practical, kid friendly activities, exercises, coloring pag...

Review: "This photocopiable resource provides a step-by-step approach for carers and other professionals working with people with physical, multiple or complex disabilities to organising sensory-focused activities. It also presents information on sensory stimulation within a framework that embrac...

Covers issues surrounding sexuality & intellectual disability including: self-acceptance, sexual awareness, sexual function, values, relationship boundaries, risk reduction, abuse prevention, independence, marriage, birth control, pregnancy and parenting

Describes what it is like to grow up with a sibling who has a disability or illness. Siblings of children with a disability are often the overlooked ones in families struggling to cope. It provides strategies for them to make sense of their experiences.

Children who have brothers and sisters with special needs have needs of their own - needs that are often overlooked. Sibshops brings together 8- to 13- year olds to express their feelings about having brothers and sisters with disabilities

This book is an essential guide for parents of young children with developmental disabilities and will also be invaluable to anyone who works with children with special needs.

This is a comprehensive curriculum for use with pre-adolescent and adolescent students (grades 6-12). Adults with social-skill deficits might also benefit from specific activities if carefully chosen by professionals

In Somebody Somewhere the author picks up her life story at the point where Nobody Nowhere left off, her ongoing battle to overcome the obsessions and the impulsions of autism, and her increasing efforts to lead a normal life despite her condition.