Unmasking Autism
Devon Price
A thoughtful exploration of autistic masking, identity, self-understanding, and what it can mean to live more authentically.
Resource Library
These are books I return to, recommend to clients, or believe offer a helpful perspective. Some explain neurodiversity. Others provide practical strategies for executive functioning, relationships, parenting, career development, and personal growth. You do not need to read them all. Start with the one that feels most relevant to where you are today.
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Devon Price
A thoughtful exploration of autistic masking, identity, self-understanding, and what it can mean to live more authentically.
Steve Silberman
A broad history of autism and the development of the neurodiversity movement.
Barry M. Prizant
A compassionate, strengths-based perspective that reframes autistic behavior as meaningful communication.
Chloé Hayden
A personal and affirming guide to navigating life as a neurodivergent person.
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Russell A. Barkley
A practical, research-informed guide to understanding ADHD and building everyday strategies.
Peg Dawson and Richard Guare
A helpful introduction to executive functioning skills and how they affect everyday life.
Tamara Rosier
An accessible explanation of ADHD, emotional regulation, motivation, and self-understanding.
Jaclyn Paul
A practical guide to creating systems that work with an ADHD brain rather than against it.
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Ross W. Greene
A collaborative approach to understanding challenging behavior and solving problems with greater connection.
Amanda Diekman
A compassionate guide to reducing unnecessary demands and creating more sustainable family relationships.
Barry M. Prizant
A useful resource for parents seeking a more respectful and strengths-based understanding of autism.
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Bill Burnett and Dave Evans
A practical framework for exploring possibilities and designing a life through experimentation rather than pressure.
James Clear
A clear introduction to how small, repeatable changes can support long-term growth.
Meg Jay
A thoughtful look at identity, relationships, work, and decision-making during early adulthood.
I add books when I find resources that are thoughtful, practical, and genuinely useful for the individuals and families I support.
Resource recommendations are provided for educational purposes and do not replace individualized medical, psychological, educational, or therapeutic guidance.