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Neurodiversity Directories & Resources
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Neurodiversity Directories & Resources

A comprehensive collection of practitioner directories, organisations, and communities supporting people with all major neurodiversity conditions — including ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Dyscalculia, Sensory Processing Disorder, Tourette Syndrome, and Giftedness/Twice-Exceptional (2e). Resources span the US, UK, Australia, Canada, Europe, and Asia.

General Neurodiversity — Cross-Condition Practitioner Directories

Neurodivergent Practitioners

Free to search; practitioner fees vary.
What It Does
A global directory of neurodivergent therapists, coaches, psychologists, peer support groups, and other specialists. Led by and for neurodivergent people, it connects individuals with neurodiversity-affirming support worldwide, including diagnostic services and advocacy.
Who It Helps
Autistic, ADHD, AuDHD, and otherwise neurodivergent adults seeking therapy, coaching, counselling, diagnostic services, or support groups.
Free to search; practitioner fees vary.

Therapist Neurodiversity Collective

Free to search for therapists; individual therapy session costs are not listed on this website and would need to be obtained directly from the list.
What It Does
An international organisation providing a directory of individually vetted, trauma-informed, neurodiversity-affirming therapists. Each listed therapist is screened to ensure they adhere to ethical, neurodiversity-affirming practice standards.
Who It Helps
Autistic and other neurodivergent individuals seeking ethical, neurodiversity-affirming therapy. Geographic coverage: US, Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, UK.
Free to search for therapists; individual therapy session costs are not listed on this website and would need to be obtained directly from the list.

Neurodivergent Therapists

Free to search. Individual therapy session costs are set by each practitioner — contact them directly for rates.
What It Does
A grassroots online directory created by neurodivergent women to connect neurodivergent clients with neurodivergent therapists. All providers are pre-screened for licensure.
Who It Helps
Neurodivergent clients seeking licensed counsellors, social workers, psychologists, psychiatrists, and other therapists who are also neurodivergent. Geographic coverage: US, Canada, Australia, France, Ireland, Netherlands, New Zealand, Poland, Scotland, UK.
Free to search. Individual therapy session costs are set by each practitioner — contact them directly for rates.

NeuroDirect (UK)

Free to search and take screening tests. Pricing for individual services is set by each practitioner — contact them directly for rates.
What It Does
A UK-wide directory connecting individuals to verified neurodiversity-affirming specialists for ADHD, autism, and other neurodivergent traits. Offers screening tools and resources alongside the practitioner listings.
Who It Helps
Individuals in the UK seeking neurodiversity-affirming therapists, coaches, and assessors.
Free to search and take screening tests. Pricing for individual services is set by each practitioner — contact them directly for rates.

General Neurodiversity — Umbrella Organisations & Communities

Neurodiversity Hub

Courses range from free to USD $68. Examples: Newly Diagnosed courses (Dyslexia, ADHD, Autism) USD $18 each; Self Care USD $14.95; Financial Wellbeing USD $68.
What It Does
Promotes a global community of practice for universities, colleges, and employers to support neurodivergent students in becoming work-ready. Provides resources, employer guides, and awareness campaigns.
Who It Helps
Neurodivergent students, their parents and carers, employers, and universities globally.
Courses range from free to USD $68. Examples: Newly Diagnosed courses (Dyslexia, ADHD, Autism) USD $18 each; Self Care USD $14.95; Financial Wellbeing USD $68.

Understood.org

Free. All articles, tools, podcasts, and community resources are free to access.
What It Does
The leading US-based nonprofit empowering people with learning and thinking differences, including ADHD, dyslexia, dyscalculia, and dyspraxia. Provides expert-reviewed articles, tools, podcasts, and a community forum.
Who It Helps
Individuals with learning and thinking differences, parents, and educators. Primarily US-focused, though content is accessible globally.
Free. All articles, tools, podcasts, and community resources are free to access.

The Neurodiversity Alliance

Free for all high school and college students in the United States. Includes online community, mobile app, and tools to launch neurodiversity clubs.
What It Does
A nonprofit founded by and for students who learn differently. Provides an online community, a national network of neurodiversity clubs, scholarships, leadership opportunities, and events.
Who It Helps
High school and college-age students who learn differently across the United States.
Free for all high school and college students in the United States. Includes online community, mobile app, and tools to launch neurodiversity clubs.

NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness)

Free information and support. Individual/family membership: USD $35/year; Student membership: USD $20/year. Many programs are free without membership.
What It Does
The largest grassroots mental health organisation in the US, providing education, advocacy, and support for individuals affected by mental illness, including those with neurodevelopmental conditions that frequently co-occur with mental health challenges.
Who It Helps
Individuals and families affected by mental illness and neurodevelopmental conditions in the United States. State and local chapters provide in-person support.
Free information and support. Individual/family membership: USD $35/year; Student membership: USD $20/year. Many programs are free without membership.

ADHD — Practitioner Directories

CHADD Professional Directory

Free to search; practitioner fees vary.
What It Does
A searchable directory of ADHD professionals and service providers — including coaches, therapists, and educators — maintained by CHADD (Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder), the leading US ADHD nonprofit.
Who It Helps
Individuals and families seeking professional ADHD support. Geographic coverage: US (searchable by state/province, including some Canadian listings).
Free to search; practitioner fees vary.

ADDA Professional Directory

Free to search; practitioner fees vary.
What It Does
A directory for adults with ADHD to find qualified professionals — including ADHD coaches, psychologists, and therapists — who specialise in adult ADHD.
Who It Helps
Adults with ADHD seeking professional support. Geographic coverage: US (with options for remote services).
Free to search; practitioner fees vary.

AADPA (Australasian ADHD Professionals Association) Directory

Free to search. Pricing for individual services provided by listed professionals is set by each practitioner — contact them directly for rates.
What It Does
Connects individuals and families with trusted professionals who have experience supporting people with ADHD across Australia and New Zealand. All listed professionals are AADPA members, ensuring a baseline standard of practice.
Who It Helps
Individuals and families seeking ADHD professionals in Australia and New Zealand.
Free to search. Pricing for individual services provided by listed professionals is set by each practitioner — contact them directly for rates.

ADHD Support Australia Directory

Free to search; practitioner fees vary.
What It Does
An online education hub offering digital resources, events, and community support for ADHD parents, carers, adults, teens, and professionals. Also provides a comprehensive ADHD service directory.
Who It Helps
Individuals with ADHD, parents, carers, and professionals in Australia.
Free to search; practitioner fees vary.

ADHD — Organisations & Advocacy

CHADD (Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder)

Individual Membership: USD $75/year; Family Membership: USD $120/year. Free resources available without membership.
What It Does
The leading US non-profit providing education, advocacy, and support for individuals with ADHD and their families. Offers resources for all age groups, educational materials, online communities, and a professional directory.
Who It Helps
Children, adults, parents, caregivers, educators, and professionals affected by ADHD. Geographic coverage: US (with some international reach through online communities).
Individual Membership: USD $75/year; Family Membership: USD $120/year. Free resources available without membership.

ADDA (Attention Deficit Disorder Association)

Individual Plan: USD $109.99/year; Family Plan: USD $219.99/year. Both plans include unlimited access to virtual support groups and resources.
What It Does
The world's largest organisation dedicated exclusively to helping adults with ADHD. Provides resources, virtual support groups, and a professional directory tailored for adults.
Who It Helps
Adults with ADHD seeking resources, community, and support. Geographic coverage: US (with virtual programs accessible globally).
Individual Plan: USD $109.99/year; Family Plan: USD $219.99/year. Both plans include unlimited access to virtual support groups and resources.

ADHD Europe

Individual membership: 25€ per year; University student membership: 15€ per year.
What It Does
An umbrella organisation representing ADHD patient advocacy NGOs across Europe. Works to advance the rights of those affected by ADHD and advocates for equal access to diagnosis and treatment across European member states.
Who It Helps
Individuals with ADHD and their families across Europe, and member organisations.
Individual membership: 25€ per year; University student membership: 15€ per year.

CADDAC (Centre for ADHD Awareness, Canada)

Free peer-led support groups for adults with ADHD and for parents/caregivers. Paid introductory program 'Understanding Your Child's ADHD': CAD $30 + HST for 3 weeks.
What It Does
Canada's national charity for people with ADHD. Provides resources and support to advance ADHD awareness, education, and advocacy. Also offers free peer-led support groups for adults and parents/caregivers.
Who It Helps
Individuals with ADHD, their families, and the general public in Canada.
Free peer-led support groups for adults with ADHD and for parents/caregivers. Paid introductory program 'Understanding Your Child's ADHD': CAD $30 + HST for 3 weeks.

ADHD UK

Support groups: Free (donations welcome). ADHD coaching and specialist services in the marketplace are set by individual providers — contact them directly for rates.
What It Does
A UK-based charity providing information, support, and advocacy for people with ADHD. Offers resources, support groups, and a marketplace to find ADHD coaches and other services.
Who It Helps
Individuals with ADHD, their families, and those seeking to understand ADHD in the UK.
Support groups: Free (donations welcome). ADHD coaching and specialist services in the marketplace are set by individual providers — contact them directly for rates.

ADHDadultUK

Free to access all resources and the community forum; donations are accepted.
What It Does
A registered charity and peer support group for adults with ADHD in the UK. Provides peer-led support, coaching, and evidence-based advice.
Who It Helps
Adults with ADHD in the UK.
Free to access all resources and the community forum; donations are accepted.

Unlocking ADHD (Singapore)

Counselling: SGD $200/hour (standard rate). Subsidised rates of SGD $0–$80/hour available for clients assessed as needing financial assistance.
What It Does
An IPC-registered charity and social service agency in Singapore providing intervention services, practical resources, and support to those living with ADHD. Aims to empower individuals and families to live life to the fullest.
Who It Helps
Individuals with ADHD and their families in Singapore.
Counselling: SGD $200/hour (standard rate). Subsidised rates of SGD $0–$80/hour available for clients assessed as needing financial assistance.

ADHD — Support Groups & Communities

ADDA Virtual Support Groups

ADDA membership required to access support groups: Individual Plan USD $109.99/year; Family Plan USD $219.99/year. Monthly option from USD $9.99/month.
What It Does
Offers a variety of online peer-led support groups for adults with ADHD, covering different topics and demographics. Provides a safe space for sharing experiences and strategies.
Who It Helps
Adults with ADHD looking for peer support and community. Accessible globally via virtual format.
ADDA membership required to access support groups: Individual Plan USD $109.99/year; Family Plan USD $219.99/year. Monthly option from USD $9.99/month.

CADDAC ADHD Support Groups

Understanding Your Child's ADHD program: CAD $30 + HST. Monday Parent Support Group: Free. Thursday Parent Support Group: Free.
What It Does
Offers free, peer-led support groups for adults with ADHD, as well as a support group for parents and caregivers of children with ADHD.
Who It Helps
Adults with ADHD and parents/caregivers of children with ADHD in Canada. Available virtually.
Understanding Your Child's ADHD program: CAD $30 + HST. Monday Parent Support Group: Free. Thursday Parent Support Group: Free.

Autism Spectrum Disorder — Practitioner Directories

National Autistic Society (NAS) Autism Services Directory

Free to search; practitioner fees vary.
What It Does
The UK's most comprehensive directory of autism-specific services, including schools, residential care, employment support, and therapy providers. Maintained by the National Autistic Society, the UK's leading autism charity.
Who It Helps
Autistic people, their families, and professionals seeking autism-specific services in the UK.
Free to search; practitioner fees vary.

Autism Speaks Resource Guide

Free to search; practitioner fees vary.
What It Does
A searchable database of autism-related services and resources across the United States, including therapists, support groups, schools, and community services.
Who It Helps
Individuals with autism and their families seeking local services and support in the US.
Free to search; practitioner fees vary.

National Autistic Society (NAS)

Individual membership: £28/year (or £26/year via Direct Debit); Concessionary membership: £10/year (or £8/year via Direct Debit); Joint membership: £34/year. Free information and helpline available without membership.
What It Does
The UK's leading charity for autistic people and their families. Provides information, advice, and support; campaigns for a society that works for autistic people; offers training and an Autism Services Directory.
Who It Helps
Autistic people, their families, and professionals in the UK.
Individual membership: £28/year (or £26/year via Direct Debit); Concessionary membership: £10/year (or £8/year via Direct Debit); Joint membership: £34/year. Free information and helpline available without membership.

Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN)

Optional monthly membership from USD $3–$100/month (pay-what-you-can). Scholarships available for self-advocates. All resources and advocacy content are free to access.
What It Does
A non-profit organisation run by and for autistic people. Advocates for policy change, provides resources, and promotes the neurodiversity paradigm — the belief that autism is a natural part of human variation rather than a disorder to be cured.
Who It Helps
Autistic individuals, their families, and advocates globally, with a strong focus on the US.
Optional monthly membership from USD $3–$100/month (pay-what-you-can). Scholarships available for self-advocates. All resources and advocacy content are free to access.

Autism Society

Free information and resources. Donations accepted.
What It Does
Provides support and education to the autism community through resources, news, events, and connections to local affiliates. Has national programs and an advocacy centre.
Who It Helps
Individuals with autism, their families, and caregivers in the US (with local affiliates).
Free information and resources. Donations accepted.

Autism-Europe

Free information and resources. Individual membership: €50/year (includes LINK magazine and event discounts).
What It Does
An international association that advances the rights of autistic people and helps improve their quality of life across Europe. Provides resources, campaigns for policy change, and connects families with national autism organisations in 40 European countries.
Who It Helps
Autistic people and their families across Europe seeking information, advocacy, and connections to national support organisations.
Free information and resources. Individual membership: €50/year (includes LINK magazine and event discounts).

Autism Alliance of Canada

Community Membership: CA$30/year for individuals; Associate Membership: Free for individuals.
What It Does
A pan-Canadian network advocating for a National Autism Strategy to ensure autistic people have equal rights and opportunities. Works with autistic people, families, clinicians, researchers, and service providers to influence policy and improve access to services.
Who It Helps
Autistic people, their families, support persons, clinicians, researchers, and service providers across Canada.
Community Membership: CA$30/year for individuals; Associate Membership: Free for individuals.

Reframing Autism (Australia)

Autism Essentials course: Free. Professional Development Certificate add-on: AUD $49. Community Short Courses: AUD $99 each (or AUD $179 bundle). Community Webinars: AUD $29–$39 each. Parenting Bundles: AUD $175–$300.
What It Does
An autistic-led charity that aims to reframe the understanding of autism through education, resources, and research underpinned by lived experience. Provides educational opportunities, resources (blogs, articles, podcasts, webinars), and professional development.
Who It Helps
Autistic individuals, their families, allies, and professionals supporting autistics in Australia.
Autism Essentials course: Free. Professional Development Certificate add-on: AUD $49. Community Short Courses: AUD $99 each (or AUD $179 bundle). Community Webinars: AUD $29–$39 each. Parenting Bundles: AUD $175–$300.

Japan Neurodiversity Association (DIODEN)

Free to join the association and its online community via X (Twitter) or Discord. No explicit pricing for end-users is listed on the website.
What It Does
The first Japanese NPO dedicated to promoting neurodiversity, consisting of members with various neurotypes. Works to create a society where neurodivergent individuals can thrive.
Who It Helps
Neurodivergent individuals in Japan, their families, and the broader community.
Free to join the association and its online community via X (Twitter) or Discord. No explicit pricing for end-users is listed on the website.

Autism Spectrum Disorder — Support Groups & Communities

Autism Speaks Community

Free to search for resources; pricing for individual services found through the directory will vary by provider.
What It Does
An online community platform for autistic individuals and their families to connect, share experiences, and access peer support. Note: Autism Speaks has historically faced criticism from some autistic self-advocates for its approach; users should be aware of this context.
Who It Helps
Individuals with autism and their families seeking peer connection and community, primarily in the US.
Free to search for resources; pricing for individual services found through the directory will vary by provider.

Wrong Planet

Free information and resources. Donations accepted.
What It Does
One of the longest-running online communities for autistic people, with forums, articles, and chat rooms. Founded in 2004, it remains an active peer support space.
Who It Helps
Autistic individuals and those with Asperger's syndrome seeking peer support and community. Global, online.
Free information and resources. Donations accepted.

Dyslexia — Practitioner Directories

British Dyslexia Association (BDA) Tutor & Assessor List

Free to search; practitioner fees vary.
What It Does
A searchable directory of qualified dyslexia tutors and assessors across the UK, maintained by the British Dyslexia Association. All listed practitioners have completed BDA-accredited training.
Who It Helps
Individuals in the UK seeking a qualified dyslexia tutor or specialist assessor.
Free to search; practitioner fees vary.

PATOSS Tutor/Assessor Index

Free to search. Individual tutor and assessor fees are set independently — contact practitioners directly for rates.
What It Does
A directory of specialist teachers and assessors who are members of PATOSS (Professional Association of Teachers of Students with Specific Learning Difficulties). Practitioners are qualified to assess and teach learners with dyslexia and other SpLDs.
Who It Helps
Individuals in the UK seeking specialist dyslexia teachers and assessors.
Free to search. Individual tutor and assessor fees are set independently — contact practitioners directly for rates.

International Dyslexia Association (IDA) Provider Directory

Free to search; practitioner fees vary.
What It Does
Connects individuals with IDA-affiliated service providers — including tutors, therapists, and educational specialists — through IDA's network of US branches and global partners.
Who It Helps
Individuals with dyslexia and their families seeking specialist support in the US and internationally.
Free to search; practitioner fees vary.

Dyslexia — Organisations & Advocacy

International Dyslexia Association (IDA)

Community Advocate Membership: USD $40/year (includes access to resources, webinars, and discounts). Free fact sheets and information available without membership.
What It Does
A non-profit organisation dedicated to understanding and treating dyslexia. Provides fact sheets, research summaries, a provider directory, and resources to help individuals with dyslexia and their families find support and specialist services worldwide.
Who It Helps
Individuals with dyslexia, their families, and educators seeking information, support, and specialist providers globally.
Community Advocate Membership: USD $40/year (includes access to resources, webinars, and discounts). Free fact sheets and information available without membership.

British Dyslexia Association (BDA)

Free to join the BDA Dyslexia Community. Helpline: Free. Tutor/assessor directory: Free to search. Workplace assessments and training: contact BDA for pricing.
What It Does
The UK's leading dyslexia charity, providing information, support, helpline services, and a searchable directory of qualified tutors and assessors. Campaigns for a dyslexia-friendly society and offers resources for individuals, families, and schools.
Who It Helps
Individuals with dyslexia, their families, and educators in the UK seeking information, support, and specialist services.
Free to join the BDA Dyslexia Community. Helpline: Free. Tutor/assessor directory: Free to search. Workplace assessments and training: contact BDA for pricing.

Dyslexia Canada

Free resources and information. Optional donation to help cover printing and shipping of physical materials.
What It Does
A national charity committed to ensuring every child with dyslexia in Canada receives a fair and equitable education. Advocates for universal reading screening and provides resources including a Parent Handbook and teacher materials.
Who It Helps
Children with dyslexia, parents, and educators in Canada.
Free resources and information. Optional donation to help cover printing and shipping of physical materials.

Dyslexia Association Australia

ADA Pre-assessment screening service: AUD $185; High School ADA transition letter service: AUD $145; MSL Membership: No fee, conditions apply.
What It Does
An organisation concerned with the wellbeing, identification, and education of those with dyslexia and related differences in Australia. Provides information and support for individuals and families.
Who It Helps
Individuals with dyslexia, families, and educators in Australia.
ADA Pre-assessment screening service: AUD $185; High School ADA transition letter service: AUD $145; MSL Membership: No fee, conditions apply.

Dyslexia Scotland

Individual membership: £20; Family membership: £25
What It Does
Aims to help children and adults with dyslexia in Scotland reach their full potential. Offers a helpline, assessment services, tutor services, and an annual education conference.
Who It Helps
Children and adults with dyslexia, parents, and teachers in Scotland.
Individual membership: £20; Family membership: £25

Adult Dyslexia Centre (UK)

Dyslexia assessments are £650 inclusive for adults and children (from age 8).
What It Does
Provides support specifically for adults with dyslexia, offering a helpline, peer support groups, screening, and events. Helps adults navigate challenges in daily life and the workplace.
Who It Helps
Adults with dyslexia in the UK.
Dyslexia assessments are £650 inclusive for adults and children (from age 8).

Understood.org – Dyslexia

All resources and services provided by Understood.org are free for end-users.
What It Does
Provides comprehensive, expert-reviewed information about dyslexia, including signs, diagnosis, strategies, and tools. Understood is a leading nonprofit for people who learn and think differently.
Who It Helps
Individuals with dyslexia, parents, and educators. US-based, with globally accessible content.
All resources and services provided by Understood.org are free for end-users.

Dyspraxia / Developmental Coordination Disorder — Practitioner Directories

Dyspraxia Foundation (UK) – Local Support Groups

Free information and resources.
What It Does
The Dyspraxia Foundation maintains a network of local support groups across the UK and provides guidance on finding occupational therapists and other professionals with DCD expertise.
Who It Helps
Individuals with dyspraxia/DCD, their families, and professionals in the UK.
Free information and resources.

CanChild – DCD Resources (Canada)

MPOC 2.0 – For Individual or Teaching Use: CAD $150.00 – $350.00; ICF: A Hands-on Approach for Clinicians and Families: CAD $64.99
What It Does
Provides information and resources on DCD, including assessment, diagnosis, educational materials, management strategies, and related disorders. Offers workshops and FAQs for parents and professionals. Based at McMaster University.
Who It Helps
Parents, educators, therapists, and medical professionals seeking evidence-based DCD information. Primarily Canada-focused, though resources are globally accessible.
MPOC 2.0 – For Individual or Teaching Use: CAD $150.00 – $350.00; ICF: A Hands-on Approach for Clinicians and Families: CAD $64.99

Dyspraxia / Developmental Coordination Disorder — Organisations & Advocacy

Dyspraxia Foundation (UK)

Individual membership: £20/year; Family membership: £25/year.
What It Does
The UK's leading organisation for people with dyspraxia/DCD. Offers information and support to individuals, families, and professionals, raises awareness, and creates a supportive community. Provides resources for children, young people, and adults.
Who It Helps
Individuals with dyspraxia (children, young people, adults), families, and professionals in the UK.
Individual membership: £20/year; Family membership: £25/year.

Dyspraxia DCD America

Free information and resources.
What It Does
A 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to raising awareness for Dyspraxia/DCD in the United States, providing support and strategies for daily activities, and advocating for those impacted. Maintains a global network section linking to international organisations.
Who It Helps
Individuals with Dyspraxia/DCD (children, teens, adults), parents, educators, and medical professionals in the US.
Free information and resources.

Developmental Coordination Disorder Australia (DCDA)

Free to access information and resources; donations are accepted to support advocacy work.
What It Does
A national not-for-profit organisation working to improve the lives of children, adults, and families affected by DCD in Australia. Advocates for access to services, facilitates peer support, raises awareness, and supports professionals and the community.
Who It Helps
Children, adults, and families affected by DCD in Australia, as well as professionals and the community.
Free to access information and resources; donations are accepted to support advocacy work.

Dyspraxia/DCD Ireland

Free information and resources.
What It Does
Provides information, support, and advocacy for individuals with Dyspraxia/DCD and their families in Ireland. Offers resources, training, and employment support.
Who It Helps
Individuals with Dyspraxia/DCD, parents, educators, and professionals in Ireland.
Free information and resources.

The DCD Foundation (Hong Kong)

Free information and resources.
What It Does
Provides information and raises awareness about Dyspraxia/DCD in Hong Kong. Aims to support individuals and families affected by the condition.
Who It Helps
Individuals with Dyspraxia/DCD and their families in Hong Kong.
Free information and resources.

European Academy of Childhood Disability (EACD)

Free resources; membership EUR €50–€150/year for full benefits.
What It Does
An international not-for-profit association promoting excellence in research and services for childhood-onset disabilities, including DCD. Provides education for professionals and facilitates knowledge exchange across Europe and beyond.
Who It Helps
Professionals with a clinical and/or scientific interest in childhood-onset disabilities, researchers, and clinicians.
Free resources; membership EUR €50–€150/year for full benefits.

Dyscalculia — Practitioner Directories

Dyscalculia Network – Assessor & Tutor Directory

Free to search the Assessor & Tutor Directory. Video recordings range from £5.00 to £100.00 GBP, including: '7 Strategies to Support your Primary D.
What It Does
A UK-based community interest company supporting individuals with dyscalculia. Provides a directory of specialist assessors and tutors, training for educators, resources, and events. Aims to raise awareness, educate, support, and empower.
Who It Helps
Individuals with dyscalculia, parents, educators, adults, and workplaces. Primarily UK-based, with online services.
Free to search the Assessor & Tutor Directory. Video recordings range from £5.00 to £100.00 GBP, including: '7 Strategies to Support your Primary D.

British Dyslexia Association (BDA) – Dyscalculia Accreditation

Free information and resources.
What It Does
Offers accreditation for practitioners who have completed BDA-accredited courses in teaching learners with dyscalculia. These practitioners can conduct informal assessments and deliver specialist teaching.
Who It Helps
Educators and practitioners seeking accreditation in dyscalculia, and learners seeking specialist teaching in the UK.
Free information and resources.

Dyscalculia — Organisations & Advocacy

Dyscalculia.org

Free to access information and join webinars; donations are accepted to support the organization's work.
What It Does
A non-profit educational organisation dedicated to advancing understanding and treatment of specific learning disabilities in mathematics. Offers webinars, resources, and information on diagnosis and symptoms.
Who It Helps
Individuals with dyscalculia, parents, educators, and professionals. Michigan, USA-based with global reach.
Free to access information and join webinars; donations are accepted to support the organization's work.

Learning Disabilities Association of America (LDA) – Dyscalculia

Member: USD $55 a year; Student (full-time): USD $25 a year
What It Does
Provides information and advocacy for individuals with learning disabilities, including dyscalculia. Offers resources, state affiliates, and promotes understanding of learning differences.
Who It Helps
Individuals with learning disabilities, their families, educators, and advocates in the US (with state affiliates).
Member: USD $55 a year; Student (full-time): USD $25 a year

Understood.org – Dyscalculia

Free. Understood.org is a non-profit organization providing informational resources and support for individuals with learning and thinking differen.
What It Does
Provides comprehensive, expert-reviewed information about dyscalculia, including signs, diagnosis, and strategies. Understood is a leading nonprofit for people who learn and think differently.
Who It Helps
Individuals with dyscalculia, parents, and educators. US-based with globally accessible content.
Free. Understood.org is a non-profit organization providing informational resources and support for individuals with learning and thinking differen.

International Dyslexia Association (IDA) – Dyscalculia Resources

Community Advocate Membership: USD $40/year; Teacher Membership: USD $50/year. Free 6-month trial available for new teachers.
What It Does
While primarily focused on dyslexia, IDA also provides resources on dyscalculia and other related learning differences, including fact sheets and practitioner directories through its branch network.
Who It Helps
Individuals with dyscalculia and other learning differences, their families, educators, and professionals. US-based with international branches.
Community Advocate Membership: USD $40/year; Teacher Membership: USD $50/year. Free 6-month trial available for new teachers.

Sensory Processing Disorder — Practitioner Directories

STAR Institute – Therapist Directory

Free to search; practitioner fees vary.
What It Does
STAR Institute is the world's leading research, education, and treatment centre for Sensory Processing Disorder. Their therapist directory connects individuals with SPD-trained occupational therapists. The Institute also conducts research and provides professional training globally.
Who It Helps
Children, adolescents, and adults with SPD, as well as parents and professionals seeking SPD-trained therapists. Treatment centre in Colorado, US; education and research reach clients in 38+ countries.
Free to search; practitioner fees vary.

Sensory Processing Disorder — Organisations & Advocacy

Sensory Integration Education (SIE)

Free for parents and carers via the 'Sensory Help Now' platform, which includes expert-led courses, practical strategies, and downloadable resources.
What It Does
Provides the 'Sensory Help Now' platform — a free resource for parents and carers offering expert-led courses, practical strategies, and downloadable resources to support children with sensory processing difficulties at home and school.
Who It Helps
Parents, carers, and families of children with sensory processing difficulties. Based in the UK with globally accessible online content.
Free for parents and carers via the 'Sensory Help Now' platform, which includes expert-led courses, practical strategies, and downloadable resources.

SPD Australia

Free information and resources.
What It Does
Raises awareness and understanding of Sensory Processing in Australia. Provides information to individuals and families experiencing challenges with sensory processing, and hosts an online community.
Who It Helps
Individuals and families in Australia affected by Sensory Processing Difficulties.
Free information and resources.

AIDE Canada – Sensory Processing Differences Toolkit

Free information and resources.
What It Does
Provides a toolkit designed to introduce autistic persons and their families to the 8 sensory systems, help determine impacted sensory systems, and offer strategies to try at home. Includes an overview of professional treatment options and recommended readings.
Who It Helps
Autistic persons and their families, as well as professionals seeking to understand sensory processing differences in Canada.
Free information and resources.

GSIÖ (Austrian Society of Sensory Integration)

Free information available on the website. Supporting membership: EUR €70/year (or EUR €65/year via standing order) for access to additional resources and events.
What It Does
A non-profit organisation promoting awareness and understanding of Sensory Integration in Austria. Provides information about sensory processing, helps families find qualified ASI therapists, and raises awareness of sensory integration needs.
Who It Helps
Children and individuals with sensory processing and integration differences, and their families in Austria and the broader European region.
Free information available on the website. Supporting membership: EUR €70/year (or EUR €65/year via standing order) for access to additional resources and events.

Tourette Syndrome & Tic Disorders — Practitioner Directories

Tourette Association of America – Find A Provider

Free to search; contact individual providers for their fees.
What It Does
A comprehensive directory of medical professionals, therapists, and clinics specialising in Tourette Syndrome and Tic Disorders. Allows users to search by location, age group, and clinical expertise.
Who It Helps
Individuals seeking medical and therapeutic care for Tourette Syndrome and Tic Disorders in the United States.
Free to search; contact individual providers for their fees.

Tourette Syndrome & Tic Disorders — Organisations & Advocacy

Tourette Association of America (TAA)

Free information, webinars, and educational resources. Donations accepted.
What It Does
Founded in 1972, the TAA is the only national organisation in the US serving the Tourette Syndrome and Tic Disorder community. Works to raise awareness, advance research, and provide ongoing support to patients and families through educational webinars, events, and resources.
Who It Helps
Patients and families impacted by Tourette Syndrome and Tic Disorders in the United States. Local chapters provide in-person support.
Free information, webinars, and educational resources. Donations accepted.

Tourette Syndrome Association of Australia (TSAA)

Free information and support. Donations accepted.
What It Does
Provides support and information for people of all ages with Tourette Syndrome and Tic Disorders, and their families in Australia. Note: the website is currently undergoing redevelopment; check for updated contact information.
Who It Helps
Individuals with Tourette Syndrome and Tic Disorders, and their families in Australia.
Free information and support. Donations accepted.

Tourette Canada

Individual Membership: CAD $45/year; Family Membership: CAD $65/year. Both include virtual support groups, discounts on educational activities, and 15% off publications.
What It Does
Canada's national organisation for Tourette Syndrome, providing education, advocacy, and support for individuals and families affected by TS and related conditions across Canada.
Who It Helps
Individuals with Tourette Syndrome, their families, and professionals in Canada.
Individual Membership: CAD $45/year; Family Membership: CAD $65/year. Both include virtual support groups, discounts on educational activities, and 15% off publications.

Tourettes Action (UK)

Free information, helpline, and support services. Merchandise available: pin badges £2, T-shirts £10–£11, hoodies £22–£25. Lottery tickets £1/week.
What It Does
The UK's leading support and research charity for people with Tourette Syndrome. Provides information, a helpline, a database of TS-knowledgeable professionals, and advocacy.
Who It Helps
Individuals with Tourette Syndrome, their families, and professionals in the UK.
Free information, helpline, and support services. Merchandise available: pin badges £2, T-shirts £10–£11, hoodies £22–£25. Lottery tickets £1/week.

Tourette Syndrome & Tic Disorders — Support Groups & Communities

TAA Online Support Groups for Adults

Free to attend; registration required and space is limited.
What It Does
Offers online support groups for adults (26+) living with Tourette Syndrome or other Tic Disorders. Groups provide a supportive space to connect and learn through guided discussions on self-acceptance, self-advocacy, workplace navigation, co-occurring conditions, and CBIT (Comprehensive Behavioural Intervention for Tics).
Who It Helps
Adults (26+) with Tourette Syndrome or Tic Disorders in the United States, with priority for those with limited local access.
Free to attend; registration required and space is limited.

TAA TicTies – Young Adult Support Group

Free to join, but registration is required and space is limited. Registration for the Winter 2026 Young Adult Support Group is currently closed.
What It Does
A welcoming online support group for young adults (ages 18–25) with Tourette Syndrome or other Tic Disorders. Peer-led discussions cover topics relevant to young adults, including navigating college or work, mental health, relationships, and advocacy.
Who It Helps
Young adults (ages 18–25) with Tourette Syndrome or Tic Disorders in the United States.
Free to join, but registration is required and space is limited. Registration for the Winter 2026 Young Adult Support Group is currently closed.

Giftedness & Twice-Exceptional (2e) — Practitioner Directories

Davidson Institute – Gifted Testers and Therapists List

Free to search; practitioner fees vary.
What It Does
Provides an interactive map to locate professionals with experience testing gifted and twice-exceptional children. Maintained by the Davidson Institute, a leading US organisation for profoundly gifted youth.
Who It Helps
Parents and families seeking qualified professionals for gifted and 2e children.
Free to search; practitioner fees vary.

Bright Insight Support Network – Therapist Directory

Free to search; practitioner fees vary.
What It Does
Provides a directory of therapists, coaches, and resources for gifted and twice-exceptional (2e) adults, and hosts events including BloomCon for the 2e community.
Who It Helps
Gifted and twice-exceptional (2e) adults, and professionals who work with them.
Free to search; practitioner fees vary.

Giftedness & Twice-Exceptional (2e) — Organisations & Advocacy

SENG (Supporting Emotional Needs of the Gifted)

Explorer: Free; Pioneer: USD $99/year (USD $59/year for students and seniors 60+); Champion: USD $159/year
What It Does
A nonprofit organisation that empowers families and communities to guide gifted and twice-exceptional individuals to reach their goals socially, emotionally, and intellectually. Provides resources, education, and advocacy.
Who It Helps
Gifted and twice-exceptional individuals, their families, caregivers, educators, and mental health professionals.
Explorer: Free; Pioneer: USD $99/year (USD $59/year for students and seniors 60+); Champion: USD $159/year

Potential Plus UK

Family Plus Membership: £60/year. Associate Family Member by School: Free of charge. Associate Family Member by Organisation: Free of charge.
What It Does
Supports children with high learning potential and their families in the UK. Provides resources, assessments, events, and consultancy sessions.
Who It Helps
Children with high learning potential, their families, and schools in the UK.
Family Plus Membership: £60/year. Associate Family Member by School: Free of charge. Associate Family Member by Organisation: Free of charge.

Australian Association for the Education of the Gifted and Talented (AAEGT)

Individual Membership: AUD $35 annual fee
What It Does
A national organisation committed to furthering the education and wellbeing of gifted students in Australia through evidence-based leadership, advocacy, collaboration, and communication.
Who It Helps
Gifted students, their families, educators, academics, and researchers in Australia.
Individual Membership: AUD $35 annual fee

Gifted Children's Association of British Columbia (GCABC)

CAD$40 for 12 months membership, which includes a regular newsletter, access to the GCABC Member’s Corner, and reduced rates at all GCABC events.
What It Does
Provides resources and support for gifted and twice-exceptional children and their families in British Columbia. Offers information on multi-exceptionality, education, and events.
Who It Helps
Gifted and twice-exceptional children, their families, and educators in British Columbia, Canada.
CAD$40 for 12 months membership, which includes a regular newsletter, access to the GCABC Member’s Corner, and reduced rates at all GCABC events.

Giftedness & Twice-Exceptional (2e) — Support Groups & Communities

r/TwiceExceptional (Reddit Community)

Free to join and participate.
What It Does
An online community for individuals who are twice-exceptional — gifted individuals who also have one or more disabilities — to share experiences, ask questions, and find support.
Who It Helps
Twice-exceptional individuals, their families, and anyone interested in learning more about 2e. Global, online.
Free to join and participate.
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International: Chapter 02 of this directory lists free helplines by situation and country; elsewhere use Find A Helpline — findahelpline.com
United States: 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (call or text 988) • Crisis Text Line (text HOME to 741741)
United Kingdom: Samaritans — 116 123 (free, 24/7)
Canada: Talk Suicide Canada — 988 (call or text, 24/7)
Australia: Lifeline — 13 11 14 (24/7) • Beyond Blue — 1300 22 4636
New Zealand: Need to Talk? — 1737 (free, 24/7)
Europe: European Emergency Number — 112
India: iCall — 9152987821 • Vandrevala Foundation — 1860 2662 345
Singapore: Samaritans of Singapore — 1-767 (24/7)
Japan: TELL Lifeline — 03-5774-0992

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