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Writer's pictureElisabeth Anderson

So what now what? Sharing of Resources.


After the evaluation process, I’m often asked by parents how they can better understand and support their neurodivergent child. Navigating the world of neurodiversity can be overwhelming, especially when you’re trying to find resources that are both informative and compassionate. That’s why I’ve been sharing books that shine a light on neurodivergent experiences—books that educate, validate, and empower parents to connect with their child in meaningful ways and for children to learn more about their wonderfully wired brains.


At **[Connected Family Practice](http://www.connectwithfamilypractice.com)**, we believe that knowledge is a powerful tool for parents. Understanding how a neurodivergent brain works can shift the focus from trying to “fix” behaviors to fostering acceptance, building upon strengths, and creating supportive environments that meet a child’s unique needs. Whether it’s a guide on Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA), ADHD, OCD, or autism, these books offer insights that go beyond the clinical. They provide real-life examples, actionable strategies, and, most importantly, a reminder that you’re not alone in this journey.


By posting about these resources, my goal is to make it easier for parents to find quality information that aligns with neurodiversity-affirming practices. These books are handpicked to help you better understand your child’s world, advocate for their needs, and cultivate a home and school environment where they can truly thrive. Educating yourself is one of the most powerful ways to show up for your child—and I’m here to guide you every step of the way.


I didn't decide to make these blog posts until I was 15 books deep into posting them on Facebook - I will slowly start to add additional information to these books on my blog. Happy to have you along for the journey!

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