Books, links and support
5 resources found
Websites & newsletters
NeuroClastic — autistic perspectives
Read autistic writers’ perspectives on communication, identity and inclusion to broaden the voices informing how you support your child.
Lived experience and commentary; individual articles are not clinical guidance.
Neurodivergent Insights — Megan Anna Neff
Explore a neurodivergent psychologist’s visual explanations of overlapping autism and ADHD experiences, especially presentations that are often overlooked.
Includes paid workbooks; educational material does not establish a diagnosis.
Inspirations — Montréal disability community news
Find local education stories and a disability-services directory covering camps, vocational options and family supports in the Montréal community.
Self-Regulated Parent — Kate Lynch
Read reflections and mindfulness-oriented practices for parents who want to notice their own stress responses while raising a neurodivergent child.
Personal and coaching perspectives, not a clinical treatment program.
Maybe I’m Amazed — John Harris
Read a father’s reflections on his autistic son, music and special education for a personal account of family life beyond clinical descriptions.
UK education experiences may differ from Québec’s system.
About this directory
Within each section, we put direct, practical starting points first, followed by more specific needs and perspectives. This is an editorial reading order, not a rating of treatment effectiveness.
Links and descriptions reviewed September 24, 2026. Language labels describe the linked material; ask providers about service languages, eligibility, fees and availability. An autism diagnosis alone does not guarantee benefit eligibility or a service place.
Books, podcasts and personal accounts offer perspectives; clinical guides help you prepare questions for your care team. Research papers are kept in the separate Research & Evidence library.