Supporting Autistic and Neurodivergent Children Recovering from Abuse: A practical resource for anyone working with young victim-survivors

Recovery following sexual abuse is unique to the individual. In addition to this, autistic and neurodivergent children are more likely to have a wide
range of different communication needs, meaning that they may struggle to verbally express what has happened to them, and have more difficulty
processing and understanding the trauma they have experienced. Written by a leading expert with lived experience, chapters focus on the key areas
for support workers to consider, including how to re-build trust, understanding safety, and managing sensory and emotional overwhelm. The resource is aimed at anyone supporting children who have experienced abuse, this book includes printable resource sheets and adaptable activities to support
the child's recovery journey.