Samantha Hardy

This book was first published in 2015 and updated in 2022. I’m sure with the speed of technology developments they could probably write another edition already!  The authors are a father, Richard, who has spent  more than 30 years working on transforming the way that lawyers and courts work. His co-author son Daniel is an

This book is about how to develop artistry (not mastery) in your coaching. It’s not about adding tools to your toolkit. It’s not about developing your skills, or learning new clever questions to add to your repertoire. Rather it’s about how you, as a person, show up in your coaching relationships.  The overall question the

I have read a lot of books about autism, but this is honestly one of the best. Written by Autistic professor of social psychology, Dr Devon Price, this book explores Autism as a social disability, in a world in which conforming to neurotypical expectations is desired and frequently required. The book describes the experiences of

Anyone who has had a pet will know that they become part of the family.  However, many legal systems across the world still consider pets to be “property” to be distributed when relationships break down. While some jurisdictions treat pets as sentient beings, not just an item of property, this doesn’t necessarily make the decision