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This book is a clear and compassionate guide for anyone looking to understand autistic burnout in children and young people. Written by experienced autism advocate Jodie Clarke, it explains what autistic burnout is, why it happens, and—most importantly—how to support recovery in a thoughtful and respectful way.
Clarke uses real-life examples, practical advice, and a trauma-informed approach to help parents, carers, teachers, and professionals recognize the signs of burnout and respond with care. The book emphasizes the importance of rest, safety, acceptance, and reducing pressure, rather than pushing for quick fixes or forcing children to mask their struggles.
With a warm and empathetic tone, Clarke encourages readers to listen to autistic voices and to build environments that support long-term well-being. The foreword by autism expert Luke Beardon adds further credibility and insight.
This is a must-read for anyone who works with or cares for autistic young people—especially those who want to create more understanding, gentle, and supportive spaces for recovery and growth.
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