Resources Library

Our Library brings together resources across a multitude of topics, in various different formats – prioritising the inclusion of neurodivergent-affirming works by Neurodivergent authors.

We are continuously adding to and updating our library. If there’s anything you think we need to add (or remove) from this page, please get in touch.

Our Library also houses the ever-growing collection of NdC Originals. These are handy guides and other resources covering a wide range of topics, all created by our own team, available to read and download for free.

If there are future NdC Original resource you’d like to see created and added to the library, please get in touch with your suggestions.

External resources

Note: Some resources may include person-first language, or outdated and non-preferred terms, such as ‘aspergers’, ‘disordered’, ‘high/low functioning’ etc. Inclusion in this list doesn’t mean we agree with all the content within these resources, but that we’ve generally found them useful.

Health & Social Care

"It Seems Like A Luxury To Be Able To Offer That": Factors Influencing The Implementation Of Annual Health Checks For Autistic People In England
Defining Neurodiversity Affirming Psychology Practice for Autistic Adults: A Delphi Study Integrating Psychologist and Client Perspectives
Autistic Doctors: Leveraging Insider Perspectives to Improve Healthcare for Autistic People.
Listening to the Experts: Person-Centred Approaches to Supporting Autistic People and People with an Intellectual Disability in the Mental Health System
Addressing the Autism Mental Health Crisis: The Potential of Phenomenology in Neurodiversity-Affirming Clinical Practices
The Experiences of Medical Students with ADHD: A Phenomenological Study
More than an Outcome: A Person-Centered, Ecological Framework for Eating Disorder Recovery
The Experiences of Autistic Doctors: A Cross-Sectional Study
Alternative Approaches to Standard Inpatient Mental Health Care: Development of a Typology of Service Models
‘It’s designed for someone who is not me’: A Reflexive Thematic Analysis of the Unmet Healthcare Support Needs in UK Autistic Adults Aged 65 Years and Over
Transforming the Culture of Care
A Systematic Review of the Terms Used to Refer to People who use Mental Health Services: User Perspectives
Age-Related Physical Health of Older Autistic Adults in Sweden: A Longitudinal, Retrospective, Population-Based Cohort Study
Barriers to Healthcare and a ‘Triple Empathy Problem’ May Lead to Adverse Outcomes for Autistic Adults: A Qualitative Study
Confirming the Nature of Autistic Burnout
Loops of Concern, a Short Self-Help Guide to Tackling Rumination for Autistic People
Recognising Autism in Healthcare
Responding to the Crisis of Care
Self-Harm Events and Suicide Deaths Among Autistic Individuals in Ontario, Canada
‘Why Are We Stuck in Hospital?’ Understanding Delayed Hospital Discharges for People with Learning Disabilities and/or Autistic People in Long-Stay Hospitals in the UK

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