Inclusive hiring practices and employer training resources

Peer-reviewed research and current studies that deepen understanding of neurodivergence and inform effective support strategies.

Information and tools to advocate for individual and collective rights, access disability protections, and advance systemic change.

Legal, financial, and advocacy tools that empower neurodivergent individuals and families to protect rights, access benefits, navigate public systems, and plan for long–term security.

Resources to support older neurodivergent adults as they navigate aging-related changes, evolving care needs, shifting identities, and continued pursuit of autonomy, dignity, and quality of life.

Tools/Resources for aging caregivers and neurodivergent adults to prepare for a future without parent or primary caregiver involvement

Guidance on developmental screenings, diagnostic processes, and how to interpret and apply results to support planning and growth.

Resources, devices, apps, and tools that support communication, learning, access, mobility, or sensory needs for neurodivergent individuals.

Practical tools and evidence-based recommendations for applying respectful, effective approaches in real-world settings.

Media celebrating/sharing neurodivergent voices, experiences, and cultural contributions.

Resources for parents, guardians, and chosen families, including parent/caregiver coaching and training, peer support groups, advocacy guidance and burnout prevention tools.

Resources that foster meaningful connection, social-emotional growth, and a sense of belonging—through friendships, peer groups, identity-affirming spaces, and inclusive community life.

Organizations providing advocacy, education and resources for neurodivergent individuals and families at local, state, and national levels.

Resources that foster meaningful connection, social-emotional growth, and a sense of belonging—through friendships, peer groups, identity-affirming spaces, and inclusive community life.

Structured learning opportunities—online or in person—that provide practical tools, frameworks, and credentials for those working with or supporting neurodivergent individuals.

Short-term, immediate interventions and strategies to ensure physical and emotional safety during a crisis.

Culturally responsive, multilingual, and equity-based resources that reflect the full diversity of neurodivergent communities.

Supports for building real-world independence through routines, decision-making, organization, time management, and essential life skills.

Developmental services and support for young children to promote learning, communication, and social-emotional development.

Education Resources

Tools and programs that support neurodivergent individuals in exploring careers, preparing for work, and succeeding in inclusive environments.

Apprenticeships, vocational training, on-the-job learning, trade programs, and mentorship with craftspeople and professionals

Information and tools to advocate for individual and collective rights, access disability protections, and advance systemic change.

banking, budgeting, bill paying

Healthcare Resources

Housing & Independent Living Resources

Identity, Culture & Equity

Inclusive teaching practices, accommodations, advocacy and learning tools tailored to diverse learning needs.

Guidance and training to create inclusive, accessible environments where neurodivergent individuals can thrive, using strategies like UDL, accommodations, culturally responsive practices, and anti-ableism approaches.

Exploration of how race, culture, disability, gender, and class intersect with neurodivergent identity and experience.

Interview prep and soft skill development resources

Job readiness and training resources

Information and tools to advocate for individual and collective rights, access disability protections, and advance systemic change.

K–12 Education resources

Affirming resources for neurodivergent individuals who identify as LGBTQIA+, with a focus on safety, identity, and belonging.

cooking, cleaning, hygiene and laundry

Resources and support for navigating key life stages.

Media, Representation and Culture Resources

Resources that support the emotional health, safety, and resilience of neurodivergent individuals and their caregivers—ranging from urgent crisis response to everyday self-care and stress management.

Large-scale organizations offering broad advocacy, resources, training, and support across the U.S

Individuals whose work challenges stigma, fosters inclusion, and showcases the strengths and diverse perspectives of the neurodivergent community.

Listings and guidance for accessing medical, dental, and vision care that accommodate sensory, communication, and trust needs.

Access to alternative and complementary wellness practices (e.g., naturopathy, functional medicine, craniosacral therapy, auditory processing therapy, nutrition, bodywork) that support immune health, dietary needs, supplement protocols, and sensory regulation—delivered with an understanding of neurodivergent communication and trust needs.

Neurodiversity-Affirming Therapies (OT, Speech, PT, etc.)

Long-term, consistent support for managing mental health conditions and promoting psychological well-being.

Organization, Time and Task Management resources

Parent/Family

Peer-Led resources

Colleges, certificate programs, and transition-focused supports that offer inclusive learning and living experiences for neurodivergent students.

Training and resources to help caregivers, educators, and professionals support neurodivergent people with inclusive, affirming practices across schools, healthcare, work, and the community.

Professional/Provider resources

Support for accessing medical care, coordinating providers, understanding insurance, and advocating within healthcare systems.

Resources that support developmental changes and increasing independence, including puberty education, social-emotional skill-building, and early self-advocacy.

Training to develop leadership skills and represent neurodivergent voices in communities.

Sports, arts gaming and recreational therapy opportunities that build confidence and connection

Resources for building healthy relationships, navigating social settings, and developing authentic communication skills.

Current studies, validated approaches, and new findings to guide effective, respectful support for neurodivergent individuals.

Tools and programs that empower neurodivergent individuals to speak up, lead, and shape their own lives and communities.

Personal practices and strategies to promote individual well-being, mindfulness, stress management, and long-term emotional resilience.

Strategies, tools, and environments that support individuals with sensory processing differences to thrive comfortably.

Sensory Tools and Environment resources

Information and tools to advocate for individual and collective rights, access disability protections, and advance systemic change.

Tools and programs that support safe, affordable housing and the skills needed for more autonomous living.

Condition- or diagnosis-specific organizations providing tailored support and education

Faith-based and spiritual resources that foster meaning, identity, and inclusive community for those seeking connection.

Strategies for Sensory Overload/Underload resources

Facilitated spaces where individuals, families, or professionals can share experiences, build community, and offer mutual support.

Facilitated spaces where individuals, families, or professionals can share experiences, build community, and offer mutual support.

Supported employment or coaching resources

Information on supported living, shared housing, apartment programs, and housing navigation for neurodivergent adults.

Supports for transitioning from youth services to adult systems.

Transportation related resources

Groups serving neurodivergentindividuals and families specifically within Washington State

Workplace accommodations and advocacy resources.

Programs that help neurodivergent people build confidence and take control of their lives.