Our Book Recommendations
"Untypical: How the World Isn’t Built for Autistic People and What We Should All Do About It"
by Pete Wharmby
Recommended by: Ian Baynham
When I came across Untypical, I was looking for more than another book filled with clinical definitions or checklists of traits. I wanted something that captured what life actually feels like for autistic people, and how much energy it takes to....
“Stolen Focus: Why You Can’t Pay Attention—and How to Think Deeply Again”
by Johann Hari
Recommended by: Lois Baynham
My ADHD diagnosis came as a surprise. I wasn’t actively seeking a diagnosis; I simply wanted help for my restless mind, overactive focus, and relentless drive to master complexity. After receiving my diagnosis, I did what many people do — I bought numerous ADHD books.
"ADHD 2.0"
by
Dr Edward Hallowell
and
Dr John Ratey
Recommended by: Lois Baynham
After my diagnosis, I wanted to understand my brain—not just manage it. This book helped me do exactly that. Unlike many books that lecture or over-pathologise, this one felt straightforward, easy to digest, and surprisingly fun to read.