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Here you’ll find information about the models of therapy we use along with books, researchers and organizations we recommend. Scroll and explore or use the buttons below to navigate.
Models of Therapy Used at Between
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Books, Researchers & Organizations We Recommend
If you’re interested in learning more about Neurodiversity, ADHD or ASD we recommend looking into the following resources.
We encourage you to purchase any books that interest you through our neighbors at: Read Queen. They are just a block away from our office, and have all of our books stocked (along with great coffee and an inviting atmosphere.)
Helpful Resources For Neurodiversity
We encourage you to purchase any books that interest you through our neighbors at: Read Queen.
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Neurotribes by Steven Silberman
Silberman has been a valuable voice in the autistic community for some time. In this book he tackles neurodiversity as a whole, tracing the history of autism, and encouraging us on a path forward that understands that neurological differences are part of the human experience.
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Understood
Non-profit for understanding and supporting ADHD and learning differences
understood.org
Helpful Resources for ADHD/ADD
(Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder)
We encourage you to purchase any books that interest you through our neighbors at: Read Queen.
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ADDitude
Online magazine for ADHD with articles written by experts
additudemag.com
Authors and Researchers in the field of ADHD
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Hundreds of YouTube videos on ADHD that are very approachable
Author of many useful books including:
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Developed an excellent mode/understanding of ADHD that includes the emotional aspect of ADHD
Author of many useful books including:
Outside the Box: Rethinking ADD/ADHD in Children and Adolescents
Smart but Stuck: Emotions in Teens and Adults with ADHD
The first two chapters are particularly helpful in conceptualizing the role of emotions in ADHD
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Psychologist and author viewing ADHD from a more strengths based position
drhallowell.com/2020/12/18/21444/
ADHD 2.0
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ADHD Coach, focusing on the needs of women
ADHD for Smart Ass Women
Helpful Resources for ASD
(Autism Spectrum Disorder)
This is includes what was formerly known as Aspergers Syndrome.
We encourage you to purchase any books that interest you through our neighbors at: Read Queen.
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Written by a queer autistic, the book covers masking and the intersection of queer and autistic. Price does a great job of combining research and personal experience
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Henderson takes the DSM-V diagnostic criteria and considers each of the criteria as what we think it looks like what it looks like what it looks like in women. Extremely helpful in her understanding of what it’s like to be autistic and female at birth.
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Grandin is a controversial member of the autistic community because of her views on masking. She offers a unique perspective and understanding of what it’s like to live with autism.
In our work with individual clients, we utilize a model called EFT (Emotionally Focused Couples, Family, and Individual Therapy)