With So Many Autism, Aspergers, ADHD and ODD Resources Available, Which are Essentials for a Professional and Why?

There are so many resources now available to help teach children on the autism spectrum and it can be difficult to know which ones will be the most helpful – and this is a question I am most often asked. So here is my TOP 10 RECOMMENDED BOOKS for your Professional Library and WHY

For those of you looking for support in understanding autism spectrum and the children you work with, as well as strategies for behaviour support, the top two books for every professional library I recommend.

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The Complete Guide to Asperger’s Syndrome \| by Tony Attwood Tony Attwood brings together a wealth of information for children through to adults. Essential reading for teachers, professionals and employers coming in contact with people with ASD. This book is a must for anyone who needs to know about this condition.	Kids in the Syndrome Mix \| by Martin L Kutscher \| Featuring Tony Attwood With more and more children having a range of diagnosis this book is great as it has all syndromes in one easy to read book. Every school needs this book as a quick guide for staff on “What does this syndrome mean!”

The Complete Guide to Asperger’s Syndrome | by Tony Attwood

Tony Attwood brings together a wealth of information for children through to adults. Essential reading for teachers, professionals and employers coming in contact with people with ASD. This book is a must for anyone who needs to know about this condition.

Kids in the Syndrome Mix | by Martin L Kutscher | Featuring Tony Attwood

With more and more children having a range of diagnosis this book is great as it has all syndromes in one easy to read book. Every school needs this book as a quick guide for staff on “What does this syndrome mean!”