My Brain Books
My Different Brain Book & Deck
My Different Brain Book & Deck
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Bundle Benefits
- Combines neurodiversity education with practical daily tools for self-acceptance
- Develops emotional resilience
- Transforms self-criticism into self-compassion
- Supports children whether they are neurotypical or neurodivergent
- Builds empathy and understanding of how others experience the world
How They Work Together
Start with the picture book to help your child understand and embrace neurodiversity, then use the wellbeing cards to build that acceptance in daily practice. Each phrase nurtures the language bank of the prefrontal cortex, helping children recognise their inherent worth and respond to challenges with confidence and self-acceptance, rather than self-doubt and criticism.
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What's Included
My Different Brain Picture Book
This picture book explores how neurodiversity transforms our world into a more colourful, creative and compassionate place. It introduces children to:
- 5 Unique Brain Types - Bella (ADHD/learning difficulties), Seb (Autism/sensory processing), Stella (Dyslexia/processing differences), Auggie (intellectual differences) and Wilma (anxiety disorders)
- Simple explanations of how genetics influences brain differences
- Highlighting the strengths that come with each neurotype
- Practical strategies for supporting different learning needs
What's Included
My Different Brain Picture Book
My Words Wellbeing Cards
- 32 affirmation cards designed to embrace diversity
- One side for children with an affirmation and illustration
- One side for parents that explains the rationale behind each individual phrase
- Wooden stand which holds each card
- Durable storage box
Great for children learning about being unique with autism and fasd
Great with a child who is learning about autism and fasd
Excellent.
Worth a look, easy to understand, explain to kids
Easy to read with children and gives them huge reassurances
What a great book/series! Really explains the brain for children to understand what's happening