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Parent Resources

Support, Clarity, and Community - at Your Fingertips

Raising a child with a language-based learning difference can feel overwhelming — but you're not alone.

These trusted resources offer expert guidance, practical strategies, and community support to help you better understand your child’s learning profile and advocate with confidence.

Below are some of our favorite tools and organizations for families navigating dyslexia, ADHD, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, and related differences.

Helpful Links & Associations

A leading authority on dyslexia research, advocacy, and best practices. Includes parent-friendly definitions, diagnosis guides, and teaching recommendations.

An inspiring global nonprofit aiming to redefine how the world sees dyslexia - focusing on strengths, talent, and innovation. Great for families looking to shift the narrative.

Founded by renowned researcher Dr. Sally Shaywitz, this site combines science with heart. A go-to for understanding dyslexia’s neurological basis and long-term impact. 

A highly accessible platform for families navigating learning and attention differences. Features articles, videos, and interactive tools to support both parents and kids.

Provides audiobooks, assistive technology, and reading tools for students with print-based disabilities. Widely used at dePaul to support literacy and access.

An essential resource for families of children with ADHD. Includes expert-backed tips on attention, executive functioning, parenting, and more.

 Podcast Recommendations

Looking to learn on the go?

These short, insightful podcasts from trusted experts cover topics like dysgraphia, dyscalculia, and executive functioning - offering practical advice and real-life stories to support your parenting journey.

Whether you're commuting, walking, or waiting in the pickup line, there's something here to help you feel informed and empowered.

The Orton-Gillingham Approach

Learn more about the structured, multisensory literacy method used at dePaul and why it’s so effective for students with dyslexia and related challenges. 

https://www.orton-gillingham.com/

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