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Neurodiversity, Autism and Recovery from Sexual Violence : A practical resource for all those working to support victim-survivors, Spiral bound Book

Neurodiversity, Autism and Recovery from Sexual Violence : A practical resource for all those working to support victim-survivors Spiral bound

Spiral bound

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Recovery and survival following sexual violence are unique to each individual, and this invaluable book provides a resource for those supporting autistic and neurodivergent women to take steps towards regaining control of their life.

Written from the author's lived experience and expertise, there is a wealth of accessible guidance and practical activities that focus on making sense of events and taking time to do so.

This resource provides a clear framework to explore the full range of issues arising from sexual violence, including identity, goal-setting, safety, mental and physical well-being, managing emotions, friendships, relationships and disclosure, memory, concentration and sensory experiences.

It includes printable resource sheets and details of available supports to introduce to individuals or groups.

Whilst targeting neurodivergent/autistic women survivors, it can be adapted by others to suit their requirements.

Above all, it encourages practitioners to work respectfully with clients in the context of their experiences and evolving situations.

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