Collection: NADO Collection

Every parent is filled with dreams, fears, hopes, and questions when preparing a child for school--and when the child has a disability, this exciting time can seem over-whelming. This easy-to-read guidebook will be a trusted companion for parents

The story of a group of hospital workers in a small Queensland town. A new CEO is appointed and the workplace quickly turns into a hostile, unfriendly environment, where bullying is taking place. Includes advice to help readers determine if they are being

Bridging the gap between special & general education, this book is what teachers need to ensure that all of their students are progressing toward positive outcomes. This resource integrates knowledge about effective practices for teaching young children

Required to accompany her mother, who works at a hostel for the disabled, Shelley is more than a little unhappy. Eventually, she chooses to teach Ben, who is mentally disabled and very fearful of the water, how to swim.

This book is a compassionate & practical guide to the emotional and social aspects of chronic illness & disability suitable for patients & family members. Written by leading psychologist, it deals with long-term illness & disabilities caused by accidents

Natural therapies are a subtle but powerful way of aiding children's health problems and imbalances and returning that sense of good health and well-being. Learn effective natural treatments and how to implement them

This book provides carers, family and friends of people with dementia with some of the information, advice and support they need, while recognising that each carer will differently experience what it means to care for a person with dementia

Focuses on some of the immediate issues that a person may experience when someone close to them is diagnosed with MS. Designed to provide families with information and strategies in relation to the symptoms and issues that a MS suffer may experience

The book provides a succinct overview that helps readers understand challenging behavior and presents an evidence-based approach that lays out the essential principles readers will use to create effective assessment and intervention plans