Recognizing Autism in Women and Girls When it has been hidden well

In the last ten years, we have become increasingly able to identify how autism may be expressed
differently in girls and women. This new comprehensive and engaging resource outlines those differences and may encourage parents and autistic adults to seek a diagnostic assessment, which should, in turn, improve the diagnostic abilities of clinicians. The lives of so many girls and women will be transformed by recognising their autism.–Professor Tony Attwood, Griffith University, Australia