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A nonprofit run by and for autistic people. Advocates for the rights, inclusion, and self-determination of autistic individuals. Grounded in the disability rights movement and the principle of "nothing about us without us."

An autistic-led platform featuring writing, art, and perspectives from autistic contributors worldwide. Deeply affirming, often challenging, and genuinely centering lived experience over clinical narrative.

Comprehensive, accessible resources for neurodivergent individuals and the people who support them. Covers learning differences, ADHD, dyslexia, and more — with content for kids, teens, adults, and caregivers.

One of the most widely used ADHD resources for families and adults. Practical, evidence-informed articles on ADHD across the lifespan — including sensory processing, executive functioning, parenting, school, and relationships.

Focused specifically on adults with ADHD. Resources on relationships, work, finances, and daily life — areas that are often overlooked in content focused on children. Virtual support groups and an annual conference.

Eric Tivers' podcast and coaching community for adults with ADHD. Practical, evidence-based, and deeply empathetic. Strong focus on executive functioning, productivity, and building sustainable systems that work with your brain.

Autistic adults navigating identity, disclosure, advocacy, and daily life will find community and resources here. ASAN's publications on healthcare, employment, housing, and self-determination are especially valuable for newly-diagnosed adults.

Free, expert guidance on workplace accommodations and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). If you're navigating disclosure, requesting accommodations, or understanding your rights at work — JAN is an essential resource.

The gold standard for special education law and advocacy. Covers IDEA, Section 504, the ADA, and IEP rights in plain language. The Yellow Pages for Kids directory helps families find local advocates and attorneys.

The Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates. Connects families with special education attorneys and advocates, and provides training on IEP rights. If you're in a dispute with a school district, COPAA is where to start.

Federally funded centers in every state offering free IEP training, advocacy support, and guidance for families of children with disabilities. Arizona's PTI is Raising Special Kids — a tremendous free resource for Arizona families.

CHADD's school resources cover 504 plans, IEPs, classroom accommodations, and working with teachers. Particularly helpful for families navigating ADHD in educational settings for the first time.

Arizona's federally mandated Protection and Advocacy organization. Free legal advocacy services for Arizonans with disabilities — including special education disputes, discrimination, abuse, and civil rights violations.

Part of the national Arc network, focused on the rights, inclusion, and community living of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Advocacy, support services, and community connection throughout Arizona.

Arizona's federally funded Parent Training and Information Center. Free workshops, one-on-one support, and resources for Arizona families navigating special education, IEPs, 504 plans, and disability services. An essential resource for Arizona families.

The Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center is a Phoenix-based nonprofit offering diagnostic evaluations, family support services, community programs, and a free autism basics program for Arizona families new to a diagnosis. One of the most established autism-specific organizations in the state.

Arizona's state chapter of NAMI — free support groups, education programs, and advocacy for Arizonans affected by mental illness. Local chapters throughout the state including Phoenix, Tucson, Flagstaff, and more.

Arizona's Empowerment Scholarship Account program for eligible students. Funds can be used for approved educational services including occupational therapy. Sensory Life Assessment & Wellness™ is an approved ESA vendor.

A Phoenix-based affiliate of the Autism Society of America — run by families, for families, with many board members who are neurodivergent themselves. Offers community support groups, a comprehensive 101 training series for navigating Arizona's systems of care, advocacy, and events across the Valley. 2024 Affiliate of the Year.

A Scottsdale-based practice and a trusted local resource for families seeking comprehensive diagnostic assessments for autism, ADHD, and learning differences — from early childhood through adulthood.