Resources

Local & National Resources for Neurodivergent Individuals and Their Families

Providing support and access to valuable resources is essential for parents, families, friends, and individuals with neurodivergent loved ones. Below is a curated list of local (Wisconsin-based) and national resources to help navigate advocacy, education, and support services.

Local Resources (Wisconsin-based)

State & Regional Organizations:

  • Wisconsin Board for People with Developmental Disabilities – Advocacy and resources for individuals with disabilities.
    Website: wibpdd.org

  • Autism Society of Southeastern Wisconsin – Support, education, and community programs.
    Website: assew.org

  • WI Department of Health Services – Disability Programs – Government programs for developmental disabilities, therapy, and support services.
    Website: dhs.wisconsin.gov

Therapy Centers & Support Groups:

  • Local therapy centers offering specialized services (speech, occupational, behavioral therapy)

  • Support groups for parents, siblings, and caregivers

  • Advocacy organizations promoting inclusive education and community engagement

Community Resources:

  • Tour Ozaukee – Discover local inclusive activities, parks, and sensory-friendly events in Ozaukee County.
    [Website: (if available)]

National Resources

Advocacy & Support Networks:

  • The Arc – Advocacy and support for individuals with intellectual & developmental disabilities.
    Website: thearc.org

  • National Autism Association – Resources, research, and support for individuals and families affected by autism.
    Website: nationalautismassociation.org

  • National Association of Special Education Teachers (NASET) – Professional organization supporting special education teachers and families.
    Website: naset.org

Accessibility & Legal Rights:

  • ADA National Network – Information on disability rights, accessibility, and legal protections.
    Website: adata.org

By connecting with these resources, families and individuals can access advocacy, support networks, educational tools, and therapy options to improve quality of life and promote inclusivity. If you know of additional resources that should be listed, please reach out!