Resources & Support
Tools, stories, and research to help neurodiverse children and the people who support them.
In Season 1, Dylan sits down with psychiatrists, neuropsychologists, and families to talk about ADHD: what it really is, how it's diagnosed, and what parents should know. A student who lived it, interviewing the professionals who study and treat it.
Watch the Series →In kindergarten, my teacher told my parents I was 'special.' This is the story of what came after.
Read more →ADHD in girls looks different — and the system wasn't built to see it. Here's what the research says.
Read more →Dylan's personal account of growing up with ADHD — and why she refused to let it define her.
Read on the blog →A full review of peer-reviewed research on ADHD identification, gender gaps, and early intervention.
Checklists, templates, and strategies for planning, organization, and self-advocacy.
Practical guidance for the adults in a neurodiverse child's life — at school and at home.
12–20%
increase in reading accuracy
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cortisol levels & reduced anxiety
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attention & focus for ADHD
Children who read with a therapy dog show improved reading fluency, reduced anxiety, and higher motivation — with up to a 12–20% increase in reading accuracy after consistent sessions.
Read on Sandalwood Serves →For children with ADHD, dog-assisted interventions can lower cortisol levels, improve attention span, reduce impulsive behaviors, and help children regulate emotions during challenging moments.
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