Supporting Autistic Individuals During Crises presents a first-person exploration of living with autism while experiencing a mental health crisis, offering mental health professionals, individuals with lived experience, and their families guidance for providing effective support. Elevating the voices of individuals with lived experience, this book examines how differences in sensory processing, communication, emotional regulation, and cognition shape the experience of psychological distress and crisis.
The chapters examine the intersection between autism and mental health, grounding psychological theory in real-life experience through detailed personal narrative and reflective analysis. Sensory overload, masking, burnout, shutdowns and meltdowns, disrupted routines, and communication barriers are clearly explained, illustrating how these factors can intensify distress and delay access to support. Psychological safety is centred throughout, highlighting how calm environments, predictable responses, validation, and capacity-based expectations reduce escalation and support recovery. Readers are encouraged to challenge common misconceptions about autism and will gain a wealth of practical strategies for support, highlighting the importance of autism-informed crises care and professional intervention.
Presenting autism not as a deficit, but as a neurodevelopmental difference, this book provides essential recognition and reassurance to autistic readers. It is also essential reading for those supporting autistic individuals, such as family members, carers, mental health clinicians, educators, support workers, and policymakers who are seeking to better understand autistic mental health and prioritise psychological safety.
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Maddie L. Faith is a Registered Mental Health Nurse and Autistic Peer based in Greater Manchester, England. Drawing on professional insight and personal understanding, they write with honesty, compassion, and a deep respect for the complexity of human experience. When not working, Maddie enjoys spending time outdoors and exploring historic places.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Supporting Autistic Individuals During Crises presents a first-person exploration of living with autism while experiencing a mental health crisis, offering mental health professionals, individuals with lived experience, and their families guidance for providing effective support. Elevating the voices of individuals with lived experience, this book examines how differences in sensory processing, communication, emotional regulation, and cognition shape the experience of psychological distress and crisis.The chapters examine the intersection between autism and mental health, grounding psychological theory in real-life experience through detailed personal narrative and reflective analysis. Sensory overload, masking, burnout, shutdowns and meltdowns, disrupted routines, and communication barriers are clearly explained, illustrating how these factors can intensify distress and delay access to support. Psychological safety is centred throughout, highlighting how calm environments, predictable responses, validation, and capacity-based expectations reduce escalation and support recovery. Readers are encouraged to challenge common misconceptions about autism and will gain a wealth of practical strategies for support, highlighting the importance of autism-informed crises care and professional intervention.Presenting autism not as a deficit, but as a neurodevelopmental difference, this book provides essential recognition and reassurance to autistic readers. It is also essential reading for those supporting autistic individuals, such as family members, carers, mental health clinicians, educators, support workers, and policymakers who are seeking to better understand autistic mental health and prioritise psychological safety. N° de réf. du vendeur LU-9781041275015
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Supporting Autistic Individuals During Crises presents a first-person exploration of living with autism while experiencing a mental health crisis, offering mental health professionals, individuals with lived experience, and their families guidance for providing effective support. Elevating the voices of individuals with lived experience, this book examines how differences in sensory processing, communication, emotional regulation, and cognition shape the experience of psychological distress and crisis.The chapters examine the intersection between autism and mental health, grounding psychological theory in real-life experience through detailed personal narrative and reflective analysis. Sensory overload, masking, burnout, shutdowns and meltdowns, disrupted routines, and communication barriers are clearly explained, illustrating how these factors can intensify distress and delay access to support. Psychological safety is centred throughout, highlighting how calm environments, predictable responses, validation, and capacity-based expectations reduce escalation and support recovery. Readers are encouraged to challenge common misconceptions about autism and will gain a wealth of practical strategies for support, highlighting the importance of autism-informed crises care and professional intervention.Presenting autism not as a deficit, but as a neurodevelopmental difference, this book provides essential recognition and reassurance to autistic readers. It is also essential reading for those supporting autistic individuals, such as family members, carers, mental health clinicians, educators, support workers, and policymakers who are seeking to better understand autistic mental health and prioritise psychological safety. This book presents a first-person exploration of living with autism while experiencing a mental health crisis, offering guidance for providing effective support. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781041275015
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