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Mobile platform to access virtual ERP therapy with licensed OCD specialists, 24/7 in-app tools, messaging, and many weekly peer groups; therapy is widely covered by insurance and available for kids, teens, and adults.
Comprehensively updated guide translating decades of dyslexia science into practical steps for identification, school supports, accommodations, and home strategies across the lifespan; includes screening, intervention, and advocacy guidance. Published by Knopf (2020).
Authoritative, evidence-based overview of ADHD across the lifespan with free downloadable brochures and fact sheets, available in English and Spanish. Includes information on symptoms, diagnosis, treatments, statistics, and links to clinical trials.
U.S. students with qualifying print disabilities (including dyslexia) get free access to 1M+ accessible ebooks with read-aloud, highlighted text, large print, and braille output; non-student U.S. individuals can join via a paid annual membership. Includes some Spanish-language content and parent info; works across devices with built-in assistive tech features.
Nationwide directory of peer support groups (virtual and in-person) for adults with ADHD and for parents/caregivers, hosted by CHADD chapters across the U.S. Many groups meet online, so you can join regardless of location.
Grassroots, parent-driven movement with chapters in all 50 U.S. states that connects families for peer support, advocacy training, and policy awareness around dyslexia and evidence-based instruction. Website links families to their state chapter and starter guides.
Accessible conversation that pairs an OT's clinical perspective with lived experience of dyspraxia, covering diagnosis, accommodations, and day-to-day strategies for families and educators.
US-based nonprofit offering ERP-focused education, a searchable Resource Directory (including BTTI-trained ERP clinicians), and hundreds of moderated support and treatment groups for people with OCD and their families.
Strengths-based, neurodiversity-affirming conversations featuring autistic voices, families, and experts; new episodes continue into 2026.