Collection: NADO Collection

A practical text aimed at students studying child development at TAFE or other relevant tertiary courses, as well as those caring for children in a centre

The book examines what self advocacy means for people with learning disabilities and provides an overview of how opportunities and services have changed for them over the decades so that they have become active members of their communities

This honest and pragmatic book is the product of real life experience. It is for parents and carers and anyone who wants to step fully into the reality of loving someone who needs more than we think we have to give

This is an invaluable resource not only for learning disabled adults, but also high school and college students with learning disabilities, their parents, and professionals across disciplines

In this practical guide for anyone involved in caring for patients with challenging behaviour, Smith champions the importance of teamwork so that carers can learn to collaborate in treatment approaches with professionals. Included anonymous case studies

Fibromyalgia is difficult to diagnose. This practical guide contains a range of self-tests and check-lists to help pinpooint your symptoms. Looks at the value of various self-help measures to enhance treatment recommended by your health advisor

Based on years of working with people whose learning disabilities are combined with autistic spectrum disorder, Caldwell explores the different sensory reality they experience. She introduces a practical approach known as Intensive Interaction

Review: "Three decades after landmark special education legislation promised a better learning experience for students, special education is still just that - a promise. In America we have earned a failing grade in educating diverse learners, as evidenced by their overwhelming underemployment or ...

When Keli Lindelien's son, Benjamin, was diagnosed with autism, she researched for and discovered natural medicines and therapies that reversed many symptoms. In the process she learned to communicate with Benjamin at his own level

Giggle Time is a step-by-step program for parents, teachers and other professionals to help develop the non-verbal, verbal and social reciprocity skills of children with autism