ImpactParents.com - This was started by a mom who wanted there to be more support available for parents of kids with neurodivergences (mostly ADHD and autism). They have many free resources and supports.

AANE.org - This organization has a lot of resources and is neurodiversity-affirming and strengths-focused. They also have a lot of free resources like articles, support groups, and trainings.

CHADD and ADDA - These are the two largest ADHD organizations in the US. They also have a lot of free resources like articles, support groups, and trainings.

HSPerson.com - This is a website about people who are highly sensitive and how they experience the world. The book The Highly Sensitive Child may be helpful.

SensoryHealth.org - This website is more about sensory intervention strategies and they also have a lot of information available to help you understand how OTs would work to help support regulation.

www.ChildrenandNature.org - Being in nature or around natural elements is very calming and regulating. When kids can run around in the woods or splash in water or even just play in the mud, it helps their bodies settle down. You can also bring in more natural elements in the home with houseplants (even fake plants!), a tabletop fountain, photos of the ocean, etc. During sessions, I often play videos of waterfalls which help students be more calm and focused, so it can even be virtual.

DC PEERS - Neurodivergent-focused social groups and workshops with free and low-cost options.