These resources provide valuable information and support for parents navigating the challenges of autism.
A comprehensive resource offering information, tools, and support for parents of children with learning and attention issues. It features articles, expert advice, and a community forum. → Understood.org
Focused on special education law, this site provides information about advocacy, legal rights, and resources for navigating the educational system. It includes articles, cases, and a section for parents to learn about their rights. →wrightslaw.com
This site offers a variety of resources including articles, tools, and webinars aimed at helping parents and educators understand special education services and supports.→ SpecialEdResource.com
A network that provides training and information to parents of children with disabilities, focusing on improving educational outcomes. It includes resources on IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act) and effective advocacy.
A well-known organization dedicated to supporting individuals with autism and their families. The site offers resources on diagnosis, therapies, advocacy, and community support.→AutismSpeaks.org
A resource dedicated to learning disabilities, featuring articles, expert advice, and a variety of resources to help parents understand and support their children’s learning needs.→LDOnline.org
This hub provides access to a wealth of information and resources for parents of children with disabilities, including a directory of local parent centers that offer support and guidance.→ParentCenterHub
These resources provide valuable information and support for parents navigating the challenges of autism.
Provides a wealth of information, resources, and support for individuals with autism and their families, including toolkits and community connections.→ Autism Speaks
An organization run by and for autistic people that offers resources, advocacy, and support for individuals and families.→Autistic Self Advocacy Network
Focuses on evidence-based practices for supporting individuals with autism, offering resources for parents and educators.→National Autism Center
Offers resources for parents of children with learning and attention issues, including autism, with practical advice and community support. →Understood
Provides information on autism, including resources for education, advocacy, and community support for families.→Autism Society
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provide a comprehensive overview of autism, including signs, symptoms, and resources for families.→CDC Autism
Offers strategies and resources for teaching social skills to children with autism, helping them navigate social situations.→Child Mind Institute
Provides resources and support for individuals with autism and their families, including advice on education and daily living.→National Autistic Society
A dedicated resource hub for families, offering information on various aspects of autism, from diagnosis to educational strategies.→Autism Resource Center
Focuses on early communication development, offering resources for parents to support language and social skills in children with autism.→The Hanen Centre
These resources provide valuable insights and practical strategies for parents supporting children with dysgraphia.
Offers information on dysgraphia, including effective teaching strategies and resources for parents.→IDA
Provides resources and support for parents of children with learning and attention issues, including articles and strategies for managing dysgraphia.→Understood
A website dedicated to dysgraphia, offering practical tips, articles, and strategies for parents and educators.→Dysgraphia Resources
Offers advocacy and educational resources for individuals with learning disabilities, including information on dysgraphia.→LDA America
Provides resources and curricula specifically designed to improve handwriting skills, which can be beneficial for children with dysgraphia.→Handwriting Without Tears
Offers insights on how occupational therapy can help children develop fine motor skills and improve handwriting.→AOTA
Features resources for parents and educators, including strategies for addressing handwriting difficulties related to dysgraphia.→Dyslexia Help
Provides resources and strategies to improve writing skills for all students, including those with dysgraphia.→The Writing Revolution
Offers practical tips and strategies for parents to support children struggling with handwriting and written expression.→Scholastic
A resource providing insights and strategies for improving handwriting, specifically tailored for children with dysgraphia.→The Handwriting Clinic
These resources provide valuable information and practical strategies for parents supporting children with dyscalculia.
Provides comprehensive information on dyscalculia, including teaching strategies and resources for parents to help their children. → IDA Dyscalculia
Offers a variety of resources and support for parents of children with learning and attention issues, including dyscalculia. →Understood.org
A dedicated site with articles, resources, and tips specifically for dyscalculia, aimed at helping parents and educators.→ Dyscalculia.org
Provides information on learning disabilities, including dyscalculia, along with strategies for intervention and support.→NCLD
Offers advocacy and resources for individuals with learning disabilities, including comprehensive information about dyscalculia.→LDA America
Features resources and strategies specifically for students with math difficulties, including those with dyscalculia.→Intensive Intervention
Provides free resources, including games and manipulatives, to help students build foundational math skills.→Math Learning Center
An informative article explaining dyscalculia, its symptoms, and practical strategies for helping children improve their math skills.→Child Mind Institute
Offers resources and personalized learning plans to support children with math challenges, including dyscalculia.→Mindprint Learning
A hub for information, support, and teaching strategies for dyscalculia, aimed at parents and educators.→Dyscalculia Resource
These resources provide valuable insights and practical strategies for parents supporting children with dyslexia.
Offers a wealth of information about dyslexia, including research, resources, and advocacy. →IDA
Provides resources, tools, and support specifically for parents of children with learning and attention issues, including dyslexia. →Understood.org
Features resources for parents, educators, and students, including articles, videos, and activities.→Dyslexia Help
Offers resources and advocacy for individuals with learning disabilities, including dyslexia.→LDA America
Provides information on dyslexia, its causes, and strategies for effective intervention.→NICHD Dyslexia
Focuses on research and resources aimed at improving understanding and treatment of dyslexia.→Yale Center
Offers information and resources about the strengths associated with dyslexia, as well as support for parents and children.→Dyslexia Advantage
A grassroots movement focused on raising awareness and advocating for individuals with dyslexia and their families.→Decoding Dyslexia
Provides educational resources and tools to help students develop literacy skills, including for those with dyslexia.→Read Write Think
A nonprofit organization that promotes research, education, and support for individuals with dyslexia.→The Dyslexia Foundation
Offers resources and curricula designed to support spelling and reading for students with dyslexia.→Spelling You See
Provides structured literacy programs aimed at helping students with dyslexia improve their reading and writing skills.→Wilson Language Training
Offers training and resources for parents and educators using the Orton-Gillingham approach for teaching students with dyslexia.→Orton-Gillingham Online
A collection of tools and resources for parents and educators to support students with dyslexia.→Dyslexia Toolkit
Provides strategies and resources for parents to help their children develop reading skills, specifically addressing dyslexia.→Teach Your Child To Read
These resources should provide a wealth of information and support for parents navigating ADHD and executive functioning challenges.
A national resource providing information, support, and advocacy for those affected by ADHD.→CHADD
Offers resources, tools, and support for parents of children with learning and attention issues, including ADHD.→Understood
A comprehensive resource offering expert advice, strategies, and community support for ADHD.→ADDitude
A resource for learning disabilities and ADHD, providing information for parents and educators.→LD Online
Provides evidence-based information on ADHD, including treatment options and coping strategies.→NRC on ADHD
Offers coaching services and training for parents on how to support children with ADHD.→ADHD Coach Academy
A website dedicated to understanding executive functioning and providing strategies for improvement.→Executive Functioning 101
Focuses on the impact of ADHD on relationships, providing resources for couples dealing with ADHD challenges.→The ADHD Effect
Offers resources and tools focused on improving executive functioning skills in children and adolescents.→Smart but Scattered
Provides resources and advocacy for individuals with learning disabilities, including those with ADHD.→LDA America
Offers mindfulness techniques and exercises specifically designed for teenagers with ADHD.→Mindfulness for Teens
Offers guidelines and information about diagnosing and managing ADHD in children.→AAP ADHD
A collection of articles, videos, and tips for improving executive functioning skills in children.→ADHD & EF Resource Center
Focuses on the social and emotional needs of gifted children, many of whom also have ADHD.→SENG
Provides resources and tools to help families navigate ADHD and improve child health outcomes.→NICHQ
These resources provide valuable insights and practical strategies for parents supporting children with behavioral or social-emotional challenges.
A leading resource for understanding and implementing social-emotional learning (SEL) both at home and in schools. www.casel.org
Provides resources on behavioral challenges, emotional issues, and learning disorders, along with tips for managing behavior at home. www.childmind.org
Offers strategies for behavior management, emotional coaching, and building strong parent-child relationships. www.positiveparentingsolutions.com
Provides support, education, and advocacy for mental health issues affecting children and families. www.nami.org
Offers resources for understanding and managing anxiety, depression, and related behavioral challenges in children. www.adaa.org
Provides screening tools, resources, and advocacy information for mental health support. www.mhanational.org
Focuses on helping parents and educators support children with learning and attention issues, including social-emotional challenges. www.understood.org
Offers evidence-based behavioral strategies used in schools to support positive student behavior. www.pbis.org
Provides resources for supporting children’s behavioral, academic, and mental health needs in school settings. www.nasponline.org
A framework for teaching children emotional regulation and self-control strategies. www.zonesofregulation.com
Offers resources to help children develop social problem-solving skills and improve social interactions. www.socialthinking.com
Provides animated programs and tools for teaching kids resilience, anxiety management, and emotional regulation. www.gozen.com
Call or text 988 for immediate mental health support and crisis intervention.
Text HELLO to 741741 for free, 24/7 support from trained crisis counselors.
Call 1-800-662-HELP (4357) for confidential support and resources related to mental health and substance use. www.samhsa.gov
Offers strategies for nurturing emotional intelligence and managing challenging behaviors.
Focuses on collaborative problem-solving to support behavior and emotional regulation.
Explores how developing a growth mindset can positively impact behavior and learning.
These resources should provide a wealth of information and support for parents seeking speech and language resources.
Comprehensive resources for understanding speech and language development, disorders, and finding certified speech-language pathologists. www.asha.org
Offers programs and resources for parents to support language development in young children, including strategies for speech delays and social communication. www.hanen.org
Practical tips, activities, and resources for parents and professionals to support speech and language development. www.speechandlanguagekids.com
Focuses on early childhood development, with resources on speech, language, and communication milestones. www.zerotothree.org
Provides information on language development, how speech issues can affect learning, and strategies to support children. www.readingrockets.org
Resources for parents and educators on understanding and supporting children who stutter. www.stutteringhelp.org
Learn about early intervention programs that provide free or low-cost services for children under age 3 with developmental delays, including speech and language. www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/actearly
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