Parenting Your Autistic Child

Name: Parenting Your Autistic Child
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ISBN: 9781785046452

Permission to Do it Differently

Lisa Galley

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Vermilion
27 September 2026

Advice on parenting

A warm and supportive expert guide to navigating the highs and lows of parenting neurodivergence

Permission to parent your child the way they need you to

In Parenting Your Autistic Child, parenting expert and SEN mum Lisa Galley offers a lifeline for parents raising autistic children. Parents who are exhausted by advice that doesn't work, and the constant guilt of getting it 'wrong'. It lifts the lid on the brain-body link, helping parents understand what's happening inside their child's nervous system in everyday moments like meltdowns, transitions, stimming, bedtime, or screen time - and why traditional strategies fail to take this into account.

This isn't a book full of theory and behaviour charts. It's about real life- the 3-30pm meltdown, the refusal to get dressed, the soul-destroying school run. It shows parents exactly what's going on in their child's brain and body during those moments, and helps parents to understand why the normal 'rules' of parenting just aren't working.

With gentle science, practical tools, and deep validation, Parenting Your Autistic Child doesn't just explain the 'why', it shows parents how to parent confidently, differently, and without shame.

By: Lisa Galley
Imprint: Vermilion
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions: Height: 234mm, Width: 153mm, Spine: 20mm
Weight: 300g
ISBN: 9781785046452
ISBN 10: 1785046454
Pages: 256
Publication Date: 27 September 2026
Audience: General/trade , College/higher education , Professional and scholarly , ELT Advanced , Primary
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Forthcoming

Lisa Galley is an Autism Family Consultant, and former Speech and Language Therapist. She is also a dedicated Mum to grown-up Autistic kids. Her mission is to empower parents of neurodivergent children to reject the unrealistic neurotypical expectations that society places on Autistic children, and to embrace intuitive parenting that aligns with the unique needs of their amazing kids.