NeuroTribes is a groundbreaking book that challenges our understanding of autism, revealing it as a complex and multifaceted condition that is both a disability and a form of cognitive difference.

Through the author's extensive research and interviews with autistic individuals and their families, this book provides a comprehensive history of autism, from its earliest diagnoses to the growing movement of neurodiversity activists seeking respect and accommodations in the workplace and education. With a rare sympathy and sensitivity, NeuroTribes sheds light on the secret history of autism, long suppressed by clinicians who became famous for identifying it, and offers solutions to the autism puzzle that will change how you think of autism forever.

Whether you are an individual with learning differences, a parent or family member of someone with autism, or simply someone interested in understanding this complex condition, NeuroTribes is a must-read for anyone seeking a more humane world where people with cognitive differences have access to the resources they need to live happier and more meaningful lives.