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Accredited, on-demand webinars for teachers and school staff covering TS/tic presentations, common co-occurring conditions, and concrete instructional and behavior strategies to use in the classroom.
Free, step-by-step toolkit that guides families and educators to Notice, Observe, Talk, and Engage when they see attention or learning concerns; available in English and Spanish.
Self-paced educator curriculum covering ADHD science, classroom strategies, executive-function supports, and education law; includes certificates of completion and district purchase options.
Free mindfulness app with guided meditations (including Spanish) and weekly practice recordings from UCLA Health; mindfulness training has research support for reducing anxiety and stress.
Family-friendly portal with expert-reviewed articles, videos, tools, and content on ADHD.
A free downloadable guide plus linked articles covering AAC setup, starting communication, building language, and the common roadblocks that stall progress. A clinician uses it to set priorities with a family and to choose modeling and vocabulary strategies to run in session with an AAC user.
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.
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.