<b>'We could all use a Jodi in our lives' </b><i>NEW YORK TIMES</i><br/><b><i><br/></i><b>Beloved star of ABC TV's </b><b>award-winning</b><b> <i>Love on the Spectrum</i> and disability rights advocate Jodi Rodgers </b></b><b>shares stories from her three-decade career working with the autistic community and calls for a more inclusive and accepting society where we are more empathetic and curious about all the relationships in our lives.</b><br/><b><br/></b>Jodi explores the powerful impact of embracing neurodiversity and forming meaningful connections with those around us. Each chapter highlights a different story and an aspect of human behaviour, including:<br/> - How we perceive the world, and our own unique experience of thinking, sensing and feeling<br/> - How we communicate our perspective to others, understand one another and express ourselves, and<br/> - How we can better connect with one another<br/> <br/> With dozens of moving stories, Jodi's book will give readers a deeper understanding of and appreciation for the neurodiverse community around them. Above all, it will inspire a profound sense of belonging, revealing that we're much more similar than we think and that all of our differences are worth celebrating.<br/><br/>'Jodi Rodgers enters the world of many individual autistic people. She will serve as your guide to their inner experiences. This book will provide greater acceptance and understanding' <b>TEMPLE GRANDIN, author of <i>Visual Thinking</i></b>