Dealing with Change, Loss and the Unexpected

Dealing with Change, Loss, and the Unexpected blends academic rigor with lived authenticity in an insightful look at how autistic and ADHD individuals experience change. Dr. Belcher clarifies why it can feel destabilizing and offers thoughtful supports in a reassuring, empowering voice. – Liane Holliday Willey, EdD, author of Pretending to Be Normal and Safety Skills for Asperger WomenDealing with Change, Loss, and the Unexpected is such an important book. Dr Belcher’s work helps to further the neurodiversity discussion in a way that is healthy, compassionate, and neurodivergent-led. – from the foreword by Chris Bonnello, autism advocate, speaker, and authorFrom small daily changes to significant life transitions, Hannah compassionately discusses how unpredictability and change can impact autistic and ADHD people differently. Dealing with Change, Loss, and the Unexpected offers guidance to neurodivergent people through a variety of approaches to handle the challenges that come our way in an unpredictable world. – Sarah Boon, author of Young, Autistic and ADHD

Dr Hannah Belcher is an autistic advocate, lecturer, and researcher. She holds a PhD in the camouflaging, mental health, and late diagnosis of autistic females. Dr Belcher is the author of Taking Off the Mask and resides in Essex.