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  • Writer's pictureVictoria Clancy
    • Sep 5, 2017
    • 1 min read

Anita M. Hughes has realised another book

I am absolutely delighted that my friend and colleague Anita M. Hughes has realised another book, this time focusing on The Friendly Group - a very special group for children on the autistic spectrum. I was fortunate enough to work alongside Anita prior to training as a Psychotherapist and I learnt so much about the benefits of warmth and kindness from Anita (see my Blog "Biography - A Bit More About My Route to Psychotherapy”)


Anita’s book 'Making Friends: How the Friendly Group Supports Children and Young People on the Autism Spectrum: Stories of Connection and Hope is available on Amazon.

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