Resources
External links: information, advocacy, support, & community connection for neurodivergent and twice-exceptional people of all ages.Â
This is a courtesy list of unaffiliated resources.  Please always confirm information and reliability.
Resources on education, employment, and daily life to support neurodivergent adults across multiple domains.
A community-based program funded by the Florida Department of Education through an annual grant. Services are delivered at no cost wherever families, professionals, schools, agencies or businesses are located within our 14-county region in southwest Florida. There are seven regional CARD centers in the state of Florida. Visit the state-wide CARD Regional Site Directory.
Guidance to help families support children with learning differences and developmental needs.
We advance social and policy change so that people with developmental disabilities, their families and communities may live, work, play, and learn together.
Born out of three international congresses held in Europe between 1960 and 1963. Promotes the scientific study of intellectual disabilities and related developmental disabilities and and their families.Â
Autistic adults, relationships, couples, families, late identification, community, and professional resources.
Adult ADHD, executive functioning, relationships, workplace issues, support groups, and education.
Scholarly search engine covering journal articles, theses, books, dissertations, conference papers, and academic literature.
Dyslexia research, identification, structured literacy, education, families, and professional resources.
SENG fosters a supportive community for gifted and twice-exceptional people and those who care for them.
Striving for the complete integration of persons with disabilities and to serve families of children with disabilities, ages birth through 26, who have the full range of disabilities in section 602(3) of IDEA.
Training and resources for hundreds of educators and families to help neurodivergent kids.
56 State Councils to support policy change and programs that promote self-determination, integration, and inclusion for all people in the United States with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Because everyone deserves to be heard and valued in their community. We are the international network of people with intellectual disabilities and their families.
Autism research, evidence translation, assessment and diagnostic guidelines, education, and evidence-based practice.
Giftedness, twice-exceptionality, assessment, research, education, and talent development.
Gifted education, twice-exceptionality, research, advocacy, and professional resources.
Applied autism research and practical evidence-informed resources for autistic people, families, educators, and professionals.
Helpful articles and tools for neurodiverse couples to build practical connection strategies.
Capacity Building, Interagency Collaboration, Transition Legislation and Policy, and Student Development and Outcomes. The project also supports transition initiatives developed through the BEESS Strategic Plan 2018-2023.
We affect policy and services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, their families and their supports through education, advocacy and partnerships.
The largest community-based disability organization in the US advocating for and with people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families advocacy, local chapters, programs, resources, and support.
Searchable education research database; neurodivergence, giftedness, special education, accommodations, and twice-exceptionality.
Biomedical and clinical research database; autism, ADHD, neurodevelopment, mental health, assessment, and treatment research.