Our curated guide to navigating dyslexia, ADHD, and related learning differences. Parent Resource Hub

Understanding Dyslexia & ADHD

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Yale Center for Dyslexia & Creativity

Cutting-edge research, stories, and tools from Dr. Sally Shaywitz and team. Start with their explainer on strengths-based reframing.

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Understood.org

An accessible, expert-backed hub for parents of kids who think and learn differently. Try the Parenting Coach or explore their dyslexia topics.

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

The gold standard for ADHD support. Their Parent Training page is a must-visit.

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ADDitude Magazine

Actionable ADHD and LD strategies for home and school, including a robust free webinar library.

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Executive Functioning & Learning Strategies

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Smart but Scattered

From EF experts Peg Dawson and Richard Guare — practical tips for improving time management, emotional regulation, and study habits at home.

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LearningWorks for Kids

A tech-savvy guide to building executive skills through games and apps. Filter by age or challenge.

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Harvard's Center on the Developing Child

Research-based insights on self-regulation and the science of resilience. Their executive function explainer is gold.

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Tools & Tech to Support Learning Differences

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Bookshare

Free eBooks in accessible formats for qualifying students. A game-changer for reluctant readers.

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Speechify

Text-to-speech tool that helps dyslexic students access grade-level content.

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Voice Dream Reader

An alternative to Speechify for iOS users who want high-quality TTS with offline access.

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Time Timer

A visual timer that helps children (and adults!) stay focused and beat time blindness.

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Tobey's Tutor

Our own AI-powered learning platform, designed from the ground up for kids with dyslexia and ADHD. Every lesson is personalized, gamified, and built around your child's unique strengths.

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Books Worth Reading

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Overcoming Dyslexia by Dr. Sally Shaywitz

The go-to guide. Covers brain science, intervention strategies, and empowerment.

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The Dyslexic Advantage by Brock & Fernette Eide

Celebrates how dyslexic brains are wired for big-picture thinking, storytelling, and entrepreneurship.

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What Your ADHD Child Wishes You Knew by Dr. Sharon Saline

Parenting with empathy and structure. Excellent for bridging school-home gaps.

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Late Bloomers by Rich Karlgaard

A reassuring read for any parent worried their child is "behind." Full of hope and real examples.

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Podcasts, YouTube Channels & Social Media

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Tilt Parenting Podcast

Created by a mom of a neurodivergent child. Each episode is like a supportive coffee date with experts and fellow parents.

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The Dyslexia Mom Life Podcast

Empowering conversations for moms raising kids with dyslexia. Real talk and practical tips.

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Parenting ADHD & Autism with Penny Williams

Especially helpful for behavior, routines, and navigating the hard days with compassion.

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Growing Up with AI

Perfect for parents curious about raising children in an AI-powered world. Using personal stories mixed with practical insight, the podcast and corresponding YouTube channel covers AI tutors, screen-time rules, data ethics, and future careers.

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The Traveling Principal Podcast

Host Joe Clausi, a former NYC public school principal, covers global education innovations, teaching strategies, assessment methods, and educational leadership. Note: Check out Joe's interview with Tobey's Tutor founder.

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Bonus Tools for Organizing & Advocating

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Wrightslaw

Everything you need to understand IEPs, 504s, and special education law. Their Advocacy Toolkit is a standout.

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Notion's Free Parent Organizer Template

For organizing school contacts, accommodations, progress notes, and even reward systems.

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