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Happy St. Patrick's Day! In honor of today's celebration of all things Irish, we're celebrating the long tradition of Irish stories starring heroic girls and women. In a new blog post, we've featured a variety of books and films showcasing the magic and mystery of the country's rich folkloric tradition and the courage and strength of its girls and women. From the ancient story of Saint Brigid, who was declared the “mother to the new Ireland that is to come," to a folktale starring a clever girl who uses her wit and storytelling to save the day, these stories will captivate young readers and offer a girl-empowering introduction to Ireland's vibrant artistic and cultural traditions!

To read our blog post, "Top Children's Books Celebrating Irish Mighty Girls," visit https://www.amightygirl.com/blog?p=11715

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The Three Best Autistic-Led Books This Year It’s only January, and I have already read three amazing books by (and with) Autistic authors

Have you ever wished your child’s teachers, therapists and social workers – or even extended family and friends – would use uplifting, self-affirming terminology when discussing your Autistic child?

The Reframing Autism team have, so we created this downloadable pdf full of respectful, Autistic-informed language to share with your child’s support network: https://reframingautism.org.au/neurodiversity-affirming-language-a-letter-to-your-childs-support-network/



Image description: A photograph of a group of four children, running and smiling. Below the photo, an orange background contains black text that reads, Neurodiversity-affirming language: A letter to your child’s support network, By Emma Marsh and Melanie Heyworth, Read on reframingautism.org.au. The Reframing Autism logo appears at the bottom left corner of the image.⁠

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Your eating disorder could be a sign of neurodivergence. It was for me. Research has shown high rates of overlap between ADHD or autism and various eating disorders in girls and women.

"We have been teaching Social Thinking concepts to our clients and one of them created this to help him process this concept. He wishes to be a Lego designer when he is older." Thank you so much Communiverse and client for sharing the Friendship Peer-A-Mid from Social Curious and Curiously Social: https://bit.ly/3cBGp5k and Thinksheets for Tweens and Teens: https://bit.ly/2U4CRSQ and our teen bundle: https://bit.ly/3zqwdGw 😘. Feel free to use coupon code: Social10 to receive 10% off of most of our printed products including the ones listed above.

Social Thinking, Executive Functioning and Mental Health: The interplay of the social mind, the academic load and emotions Social Thinking challenges routinely prevent individuals from accurately interpreting social information. These challenges can be said to represent a social executive function problem (sometimes called a social multitasking problem). The ability to socially process and respond to information require...

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