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Synopsis
Inclusion? That's a story for all of us.
In the words of Simon Wiggle, "I just love the concept of different brains because it normalises everything".
The Brain Forest is a fun and engaging children's book written by neurodivergent child psychologist Sandhya Menon that teaches children about neurodiversity, including neurotypical brains, autism, ADHD, dyslexia, anxiety, and more-in language that builds understanding without pathologizing difference. Unlike books that focus only on "acceptance," The Brain Forest acknowledges real challenges while centering strengths, helping children develop positive neurodivergent identity from an early age.
Parents report that this made starting a conversation about diagnosis so much easier due to the neutrality of this book, where children self identify and go "THAT'S ME!".
The Brain Forest has become an integral conversation-starter all around the world on building awareness of differences and building an inclusive, strengths-based society from a young age.
Through gentle storytelling and stunning illustrations, follow a mother and son as they discover the many ways brains can grow: some fast, some slow, some that love routine, and some that say NO!
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- Parents explaining their neurodivergence to children (ages 5-10)
- Parents talking about neurodiversity to build awareness in children (aged 5 to 10)
- Educators building inclusive classrooms
- Therapists and psychologists working with neurodivergent kids
- Families seeking positive identity-building resources
- Anyone wanting to teach children about brain differences with compassion and accuracy
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About the Author
Sandhya Menon (she/her) is a neurodivergent paediatric psychologist of the Autistic/ADHDer/Synesthete flavour. She has worked with autistic children and their families for over 14 years across a range of presentations and support needs. Sandhya longs to bring high-quality, neuroaffirming narratives into the conversation, that help children - and adults alike! - have a simple way of accessing positive identity in ways that don't dismiss their co-occurring challenges.Aaaand what better way to do this than with books? So very apt given she used to be the kind of girl who would sneak away from a party to read a book in a quiet corner somewhere.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Inclusion? That's a story for all of us. In the words of Simon Wiggle, "I just love the concept of different brains because it normalises everything".The Brain Forest is a fun and engaging children's book written by neurodivergent child psychologist Sandhya Menon that teaches children about neurodiversity, including neurotypical brains, autism, ADHD, dyslexia, anxiety, and more-in language that builds understanding without pathologizing difference. Unlike books that focus only on "acceptance," The Brain Forest acknowledges real challenges while centering strengths, helping children develop positive neurodivergent identity from an early age.Parents report that this made starting a conversation about diagnosis so much easier due to the neutrality of this book, where children self identify and go "THAT'S ME!". The Brain Forest has become an integral conversation-starter all around the world on building awareness of differences and building an inclusive, strengths-based society from a young age.Through gentle storytelling and stunning illustrations, follow a mother and son as they discover the many ways brains can grow: some fast, some slow, some that love routine, and some that say NO!Ideal for: Parents explaining their neurodivergence to children (ages 5-10)Parents talking about neurodiversity to build awareness in children (aged 5 to 10)Educators building inclusive classroomsTherapists and psychologists working with neurodivergent kidsFamilies seeking positive identity-building resourcesAnyone wanting to teach children about brain differences with compassion and accuracy The Brain Forest is a must-have conversation starter on neurodiversity, inclusion and offers practical ideas on embracing differences, to create spaces where everyone thrives. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9780645977325
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Inclusion That's a story for all of us. In the words of Simon Wiggle, 'I just love the concept of different brains because it normalises everything'.The Brain Forest is a fun and engaging children's book written by neurodivergent child psychologist Sandhya Menon that teaches children about neurodiversity, including neurotypical brains, autism, ADHD, dyslexia, anxiety, and more-in language that builds understanding without pathologizing difference. Unlike books that focus only on 'acceptance,' The Brain Forest acknowledges real challenges while centering strengths, helping children develop positive neurodivergent identity from an early age.Parents report that this made starting a conversation about diagnosis so much easier due to the neutrality of this book, where children self identify and go 'THAT'S ME!'. The Brain Forest has become an integral conversation-starter all around the world on building awareness of differences and building an inclusive, strengths-based society from a young age.Through gentle storytelling and stunning illustrations, follow a mother and son as they discover the many ways brains can grow: some fast, some slow, some that love routine, and some that say NO!Ideal for:Parents explaining their neurodivergence to children (ages 5-10)Parents talking about neurodiversity to build awareness in children (aged 5 to 10)Educators building inclusive classroomsTherapists and psychologists working with neurodivergent kidsFamilies seeking positive identity-building resourcesAnyone wanting to teach children about brain differences with compassion and accuracy. Seller Inventory # 9780645977325
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Inclusion? That's a story for all of us. In the words of Simon Wiggle, "I just love the concept of different brains because it normalises everything".The Brain Forest is a fun and engaging children's book written by neurodivergent child psychologist Sandhya Menon that teaches children about neurodiversity, including neurotypical brains, autism, ADHD, dyslexia, anxiety, and more-in language that builds understanding without pathologizing difference. Unlike books that focus only on "acceptance," The Brain Forest acknowledges real challenges while centering strengths, helping children develop positive neurodivergent identity from an early age.Parents report that this made starting a conversation about diagnosis so much easier due to the neutrality of this book, where children self identify and go "THAT'S ME!". The Brain Forest has become an integral conversation-starter all around the world on building awareness of differences and building an inclusive, strengths-based society from a young age.Through gentle storytelling and stunning illustrations, follow a mother and son as they discover the many ways brains can grow: some fast, some slow, some that love routine, and some that say NO!Ideal for: Parents explaining their neurodivergence to children (ages 5-10)Parents talking about neurodiversity to build awareness in children (aged 5 to 10)Educators building inclusive classroomsTherapists and psychologists working with neurodivergent kidsFamilies seeking positive identity-building resourcesAnyone wanting to teach children about brain differences with compassion and accuracy The Brain Forest is a must-have conversation starter on neurodiversity, inclusion and offers practical ideas on embracing differences, to create spaces where everyone thrives. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9780645977325
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