Non-fiction
The Gray Zone of Autism
Understanding the broader phenotype and the limits of an autism diagnosis.
Understand the traits that sit between neurotypicality and a closed diagnosis.
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Who it is for
Anyone who recognises themselves — or someone else — in traits that do not complete a diagnosis, and professionals facing borderline cases.
What you gain from reading
- — Understand the concept of the broader phenotype.
- — Recognise the limits of a diagnosis.
- — Deal better with the ambiguity of “it looks like autism, but it isn't”.
What you find inside
- — What exists between neurotypicality and a closed diagnosis.
- — Why some profiles do not meet every criterion.
- — How that changes the clinical and family reading.
Frequently asked questions
- Is it a technical book?
- It is a book of conceptual understanding, written in clear language and also useful to professionals.
- Does it help without a diagnosis?
- Yes — it is precisely about the territory where a diagnosis does not close.
