Additional resources
https://www.neurodiversityhub.org/for-school-students
For students, employers and tertiary education providers – mainly in relation to older teens
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https://neuroclastic.com/category/resources-for-parents/
Excellent website created by autistic people with a variety of blogs explaining experiences such as ‘meltdowns’, and collaborative and proactive ways to promote harmony in an autistic household.
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https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/1440-1630.12673
Open access (free to download) article discussing the benefits of ICB (implicit approach) compared to an explicit psychology based approach to social skill development
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Australian website sponsored by the Australian Government Department of Social Services. Blurb on website: ‘MyTime groups are for all parents and family carers of children aged under 18 years who need a higher level of care than other children. This may be because of disability, developmental delay or chronic medical condition’
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https://www.adhdaustralia.org.au/about-adhd/the-role-of-executive-functioning-in-adhd/
ADHD specific resources for parents/carers
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https://parentsforadhdadvocacy.com.au/adhd-in-australian-schools-critical-gaps-report-released/
ADHD specific resources for parents/carers
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https://diversityandability.com/resources/
Resources for adults and teens to help in school and work settings including assistive technology
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https://www.parentalstresscentre.com/12-adult/ and https://www.parentalstresscentre.com/free-resources-2/
Website by the Parental Stress Center based in Australia (created by counsellor who specialises in CBT, anxiety and depression). Offers a range of parenting groups some free and courses
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Advice about parenting neurodiverse teens curated by ‘Open Doors Therapy’ in California, USA. Note, groups are only available to people in California however
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