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We've Got This

by Eliza Hull

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In "We've Got This," Eliza Hull shares powerful stories from twenty-five parents with disabilities, who identify as Deaf, disabled or chronically ill, and discusses the highs and lows of their parenting journeys. Each tale is a testament to the strength and ingenuity of these parents. Hull's book is both inspiring and heartwarming, making readers rethink their perceptions of disability and parenthood. Eliza has also developed a new series on the ABC called “We’ve Got This: Parenting with a Disability”.

"We've Got This," is available in accessible formats including large print and as an audiobook.

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The Future is Disabled

by Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha

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"Our survival is revolutionary. Our joy is a radical act."

In "The Future is Disabled," Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha envisions a world where disabled people are at the centre of social change. This book is a powerful call to action, urging society to recognize and value the contributions of disabled individuals. Piepzna-Samarasinha's writing is both passionate and visionary, making it clear that a better future is possible.

"The Future is Disabled," is available as a paperback and audiobook.  

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Self-Care for People with ADHD

by Sasha Hamdani, MD

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"Self-care is about creating a life where your ADHD can thrive, not just survive."

"Self-Care for People with ADHD" by Sasha Hamdani, MD, is a practical and empathetic guide tailored specifically for those with ADHD. Dr. Hamdani offers strategies to help manage the unique challenges of ADHD, focusing on building routines that foster well-being and productivity. Her insights are both professional and personal, making the advice relatable and actionable.

"Self-Care for People with ADHD"  is available as a paperback and audiobook.  

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Art of Self-Care

by Jessica Swift

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"Self-care isn’t selfish; it’s essential for living a life that feels good from the inside out."

"Art of Self-Care" by Jessica Swift is a beautiful guide to finding balance and peace in a chaotic world. Swift offers practical advice and creative exercises to help readers nurture their minds, bodies, and souls. Her approach to self-care is holistic and accessible, making it easy for anyone to incorporate into their daily routine.

"Art of Self-Care" is available as a paperback or eBook.

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Growing up Disabled in Australia

edited by Carly Finlay

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"Our stories are as varied as we are, but together they create a powerful tapestry of resilience."

"Growing up Disabled in Australia," edited by Carly Finlay, is a rich collection of personal stories from Australians with disabilities. These narratives are diverse and deeply moving, providing an intimate look at the challenges and triumphs of growing up disabled. Finlay’s compilation highlights the strength and creativity of its contributors. A key quote that resonates is, "Our stories are as varied as we are, but together they create a powerful tapestry of resilience."

"Growing up Disabled in Australia," is available in accessible formats including large print and as an audiobook.

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Disability Intimacy

edited by Alice Wong

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"Intimacy is about connection, and everyone deserves to feel connected."

"Disability Intimacy," edited by Alice Wong, explores the often-overlooked topic of intimacy and disability. This anthology features essays and stories that challenge stereotypes and celebrate the diverse experiences of disabled people in love and relationships. Wong’s collection is both eye-opening and affirming, offering a fresh perspective on what intimacy can mean.

"Disability Intimacy," is available as a paperback and audiobook.  

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