| by Jo Adkins & Sue Larkey | Communication is the biggest area of skill deficits in nearly all children on the autism spectrum – whether it is little to no verbalisation, social skills or simply understanding spoken language. This book offers hundreds of ideas and strategies to improve communication skills – including picture exchange, teaching literacy skills, and emotions. It includes activities and resources you can photocopy.

| by Jo Adkins & Sue Larkey | A guide for parents and professionals toilet training children with an autism spectrum disorder. Contents include: When to start toilet training, getting started, the use of rewards, techniques, dealing with accidents, sensory issues, bowel motions, generalising, night time training, frequently asked questions, pages of visuals all ready for you to cut out and use! And lots more! 60 pages of helpful hints and ideas.

| by Jo Adkins & Sue Larkey | This book is the ideal starting point for teaching key maths concepts to children with an autism spectrum disorder and other developmental delays. It is full of practical ideas and strategies to teach the foundations of early maths and addition, and also includes worksheets and activities to incorporate maths into daily living skills such as money, shopping, cooking, timetabling, and lots more.

| by Sue Larkey | This book is designed for families and schools to incorporate sensory activities into the home and school in order to address the significant difficulties students with an ASD often encounter. It shows how to identify sensory problems and develop programmes. Over 100 activities including all five senses and movement.

| by Heather Durrant & Sue Larkey | Over 40 play schedules to use immediately. Load into your computer, choose, print, play! Encourages children with an ASD to play! Over 300 pictures let you create your own play schedules and variations!