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You might already know us for our books on autism, social work and arts therapies, as we’ve been publishing in these areas since we started, in 1987. More recently, we have broken new ground in the fields of mental health, gender diversity, adoption and fostering, and special education. In 2006, our Singing Dragon imprint was born, the home to our professional books on Chinese medicine and complementary therapies, yoga therapy and nutrition.
Our children’s books tackle complex or sensitive issues, like bereavement, anger, and depression, making them accessible for young readers. They’re wonderfully illustrated with a range of clearly diverse characters, so that all children can see themselves reflected in the stories that they read. We believe that establishing positive narratives about difference from an early age can help shape confident and fulfilling lives.
In 2004 we opened our office in Philadelphia, USA, and in 2017 we became part of the John Murray Press division of Hachette UK. In 2020, we won the British Book Award for Academic, Educational and Professional Publisher of the Year.
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You Are Not the Problem
18 Jun 2026
Health, Mind & Body, Nonfiction (Adult), Parenting, Families, Relationships
18 Jun 2026
Health, Mind & Body, Nonfiction (Adult), Parenting, Families, Relationships
The Other A in LGBTQIA+
21 May 2026
Health, Mind & Body, LGBTQIA, Parenting, Families, Relationships
21 May 2026
Health, Mind & Body, LGBTQIA, Parenting, Families, Relationships
The Feelings Furballs
21 May 2026
Nonfiction (Adult), Parenting, Families, Relationships, Professional & Technical
21 May 2026
Nonfiction (Adult), Parenting, Families, Relationships, Professional & Technical
Working with Autistic People in Mental Health Settings
21 May 2026
Health, Mind & Body, Nonfiction (Adult), Professional & Technical
21 May 2026
Health, Mind & Body, Nonfiction (Adult), Professional & Technical
How to Save Your Own Life
21 Apr 2026
Health, Mind & Body, Parenting, Families, Relationships, Self-Help
21 Apr 2026
Health, Mind & Body, Parenting, Families, Relationships, Self-Help
The Autism Parents' Club
19 Mar 2026
Health, Mind & Body, Nonfiction (Adult), Parenting, Families, Relationships
19 Mar 2026
Health, Mind & Body, Nonfiction (Adult), Parenting, Families, Relationships
We Need to Talk About Autism and Parent-Carer Blame
19 Mar 2026
Health, Mind & Body, Parenting, Families, Relationships, Self-Help
19 Mar 2026
Health, Mind & Body, Parenting, Families, Relationships, Self-Help
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Jessica Kingsley Publishers
You might already know us for our books on autism, social work and arts therapies, as we’ve been publishing in these areas since we started, in 1987. More recently, we have broken new ground in the fields of mental health, gender diversity, adoption and fostering, and special education. In 2006, our Singing Dragon imprint was born, the home to our professional books on Chinese medicine and complementary therapies, yoga therapy and nutrition. Our children’s books tackle complex or sensitive issues, like bereavement, anger, and depression, making them accessible for young readers. They’re wonderfully illustrated with a range of clearly diverse characters, so that all children can see themselves reflected in the stories that they read. We believe that establishing positive narratives about difference from an early age can help shape confident and fulfilling lives. In 2004 we opened our office in Philadelphia, USA, and in 2017 we became part of the John Murray Press division of Hachette UK. In 2020, we won the British Book Award for Academic, Educational and Professional Publisher of the Year.Search
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