The Lost Girls of Autism

This groundbreaking book by brain scientist Gina Rippon explores the historically male-focused understanding of autism and the challenges faced by women and girls who are often misdiagnosed or undiagnosed. It delves into the science behind female neurodivergence and raises important questions about societal socialization and medical practices. Highlighting the unique experiences of women with autism, the book advocates for a broader recognition and acceptance of the entire spectrum of autistic experiences.