Collection: NADO Collection

This book is about the 'I can' approach used by Young to help adults and children with disabilities. Young awoke from a coma of 3 months and within 4 years, using the 'I can' approach, she was able to walk, speak and resume her career

All of the tools, techniques and strategies in this book have been designed for people with Asperger Syndrome and have repeatedly proven successful

This title for young children is written in a picture book style format and discusses the impact of a real issue that faces many children. It explains what it's like to have Asperger's Syndrome, through the eyes of a character called Lizzie we find out how she has learnt to cope, including how sh...

An informative guide, written specifically to help parents and other adults spot the warning signs and seek appropriate treatment for the young people in their lives who have been diagnosed with schizophrenia

Educates children about effects of Parkinson's disease by showing colourful illustrations of patients in daily situations at home and outdoors.

This booklet informs people about intellectual disability and challenges many myths and misconceptions. It gives facts about the disability and aims to show aht people with intellectual disabilities are 'people first'

Surveys show that the greatest fear for those who are growing older is whether they will develop dementia. This book puts dementia and old age into perspective. This reassuring text outlines the chances of developing dementia & details those at most risk

This book helps you to understand childhood depression - even in children as young as 3 years old. Written by a noted specialist, it answers parents' most frequently asked questions

Tells the story of 9 adoptive families, their determination and love