Good Inside is a global parenting movement and technology company, founded by clinical psychologist Dr. Becky Kennedy, that provides parents with tools and support to foster sturdy leadership and emotional well-being in their children. Through its mobile app, workshops, podcasts, and books, Good Inside offers a science-backed parenting philosophy that focuses on connection, clarity, and understanding the child's internal experience rather than solely focusing on correcting behavior.

FlexyMinds

FlexyMinds creates sustainable, premium wooden toys designed to support the cognitive, physical, and emotional development of children, with a focus on balance, motor skills, and sensory integration. Their products are made in the USA from eco-friendly materials and are designed in collaboration with neuropsychologists, with the mission of fostering children's potential and contributing to their overall well-being.

Harkla

Harkla offers sensory-focused products, educational digital courses, and a supportive community for individuals with special needs, including those with conditions like Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), ADHD, and sensory processing disorder. Items available for purchase include weighted blankets, sensory swings, and compression sheets, and they offer resources like workbooks, digital courses, and a blog to help parents and professionals support child development.

Additude ADHD Science & Strategies

Additude ADHD Science & Strategies is hosted by WebMD and offers lots of free resources (articles and webinars), in addition to their subscription magazine. Topics range from diagnosis, treatments, and therapies, understanding how Executive Function is affected, and so much more. (Webinars are available to attend live – or just sign up and get the link to view when you have the time.)

Anxiety and Depression Association of America

Anxiety and Depression Association of America offers information and educational resources on itswebsite, focusing on ways to manage anxiety and/or depression. Check their website to learn more. As we build an understanding of our needs, we can increase our ability to manage them.

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

CHADD is a national resource center that offers general information about the diagnosis, an annual conference (attended virtually by 11,000+ last year), and a free parenting program. Their site is helpful to learn about ADD/ADHD in children and adults and has sections for educators and professionals, as well.

Child Mind Institute

Child Mind Institute offers counseling in New York and Californiaand also shares incredible guides and resources freely to anyone with an interest in children’s emotional and behavioral health:

Healthy Minds/Thriving Kids Project

Healthy Minds/Thriving Kids Project is a series of free, evidence-based video and print resources that caregivers and educators can use to teach their kids critical mental health and coping skills. The project was born of an innovative partnership between the state of California and the Child Mind Institute.

Families for Depression Awareness, 781-890-0220,

Families for Depression Awareness offers education and resources to individuals living with depression as well as their families and loved ones. The website has easy-to-read information about mood disorders, ways to learn about the condition (webinars, publications, tests, and tools), and support for caregivers. Free webinars are available to all; just sign up for the newsletter and learn lots!

International OCD Foundation

The International OCD Foundation provides information about the diagnosis, local providers, and educational events – including an annual online conference for individuals and families.

Understood

Understood is a nonprofit website dedicated to learning disabilities.

A great place to start is this article, Through My Eyes
Then explore their information on any related topic of interest.
Anxiety and a tracking tool, Signs of anxiety in tweens and teens

BAMSI Parent Information Network (PIN), 508-947-8779,

BAMSI offers one-to-one support, parent support groups, and a resource center with information, books, DVDs, and manuals on mental health issues.

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) -Massachusetts

NAMI offers support groups and COMPASS Helpline, and has an online resource for Navigating a Mental Health Crisis. The NAMI Peer-to-Peer is an 8-week free recovery-focused program for people who want to establish and maintain their wellness. The leaders of these groups have been through the program and will offer activities, discussions, and informative videos. Great focus is placed on each individual’s experiences, and participants are empowered to share their stories and coping tools that worked for them to benefit others in the group.

Parent/Professional Advocacy League (PPAL), 866-815-8122,

PPAL is an organization for parents, by parents, whose children also have emotional or behavioral concerns. They can help you connect with another family facing similar concerns, both to offer emotional support and information about support services that can help. Their website lists information and resources, including support groups. They host Monday afternoon visits with advocates, offering practical help around school accommodations for emotional well-being. Visit the website to learn more, or use this link to request support: https://ppal.net/support-request/ . They are a knowledgeable, supportive community for you!

Federation for Children with Special Needs, 617-236-7210,

Federation for Children with Special Needs is funded by the US Department of Education to provide education and support to Massachusetts families of children with special needs and has a special education evaluation process.

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