JKP Graphic Editions – serie

The difference that being female makes to the diagnosis, life and experiences of an autistic person is hugely significant. In this essential guide, Sarah Hendrickx brings together the latest research with powerful personal stories from autistic girls and women to present a clear, insightful picture of their thoughts, challenges, and strengths across every stage of life. Now reimagined as a fully illustrated graphic edition, this accessible visual companion distils Hendrickx's groundbreaking overview into a format that combines clarity with lived experience. Surveying the impact of autism from childhood, education, and adolescence through to friendships, employment, parenting, and ageing, it offers an invaluable lens on an often‑misunderstood profile. With up‑to‑date content on masking, late diagnosis, the experiences of trans and non‑binary people, and specific health and wellbeing considerations - including menopause, autistic burnout, hypermobility/Ehlers‑Danlos, PCOS, and alexithymia - this graphic guide is an essential resource for professionals and a validating, illuminating companion for autistic women seeking to understand their experiences in context.

ADHD girls and women often fall under the radar, their lives shaped by a world that has historically overlooked ADHD outside of a male framework. This essential guide changes that. Connecting the latest science with the compelling lived experiences of girls and women with ADHD, it weaves together personal challenges and breakthroughs from childhood and the teen years through to adulthood, motherhood, menopause, and beyond. Now reimagined as a fully illustrated graphic edition, this accessible visual guide distils family doctor, psychiatrist, and international ADHD expert Lotta Borg Skoglund's years of clinical experience into a clear, engaging resource enriched with real stories from ADHD women. Exploring the impact of hormonal changes, emotional regulation, organisation, concentration, relationships, work, and treatment, Skoglund offers practical strategies and supportive insights grounded in both science and lived reality. Empowering and informative, this graphic guide gives ADHD girls and women the understanding they need to recognise their strengths, navigate challenges, and live to their fullest potential.

Embarking on a non‑monogamous relationship can be a daunting experience, stirring up old wounds that bring anxiety, fear and confusion - something Lola Phoenix understands all too well.Now reimagined as a fully illustrated graphic guide based on the best-selling book, this accessible edition distils Lola's practical, inclusive advice into a clear, visual companion for anyone exploring non‑monogamy, polyamory, or open relationships. Drawing on years of experience supporting others and living non‑monogamously themself, Lola offers guidance for every stage of your journey while helping you prioritise your mental health and wellbeing.Beginning with the essentials - finding your anchor, understanding your reasons for pursuing non‑monogamy, challenging fears, and practicing self‑compassion - the guide moves through the emotional realities of relationships, including jealousy, judgement, anxiety, and independence. It also covers practical tools such as time‑management, boundary‑negotiation, and managing expectations, all supported by engaging illustrations and activities.Whether you're new or experienced, this empowering visual guide offers the emotional tools you need to navigate non‑monogamy with confidence.