EXPERTS & RESOURCES
Experts and resources beyond REEL for families navigating twice-exceptionality, from diagnosis to thriving.
MULTI SERVICE & INFO ORGANIZATIONS
Organizations supporting twice-exceptional (2e) learners—including gifted, ADHD, autistic, and dyslexic students—provide vital services like neuropsych testing, therapy, coaching, consultation, parent support, and support groups. They also connect families to 2e schools, summer programs, and gifted resources, helping twice-exceptional learners thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.
Name | Description | Contact Name(s) | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
2e Center | Research and resource center focused on supporting twice-exceptional students through education, outreach, and innovation. | Los Angeles, California (based at Bridges Academy) | |
2e News | Online publication providing news, research, and resources for parents and educators of twice-exceptional students. | Denver, Colorado | |
Belin-Blank Center | University-based center offering programs, research, and support for gifted and twice-exceptional students. | Iowa City, Iowa (University of Iowa) | |
Bright & Quirky | Provides resources, summits, and community support for families raising gifted and twice-exceptional children. | Virtual | |
Center for Children and Youth | Provides mental health, parent education, and developmental services for children and families through JFCS. | Sarita Patel, MD | San Francisco, California |
Children’s Health Council | Nonprofit providing mental health, learning, and developmental services for children, teens, and families. | Dylan Stewart | Palo Alto, California |
Davidson Institute | Nonprofit organization supporting profoundly gifted youth with resources, programs, and family guidance. | Reno, Nevada | |
Dyslexic Design Thinking Podcast | Showcases how dyslexia can inspire creative thinking and design through storytelling and thought leadership | Gil Gershoni | San Francisco, California |
Hallowell Center | Provides clinical evaluation and treatment services for ADHD, learning differences, and related mental health challenges. | Los Altos, California (Sudbury, Massachusetts Headquarters, nationwide telehealth) | |
Made by Dyslexia | Global charity that promotes “Dyslexic Thinking,” offering training and resources to empower dyslexic individuals | London, UK | |
Morrissey Compton | Offers diagnostic evaluations, educational therapy, and counseling services for students with learning and attention differences. | Redwood City, California | |
Parent Venture | Provides parent education programs, events, and resources to strengthen family engagement and student well-being. | Menlo Park, California | |
Parents Helping Parents | Nonprofit organization offering support, resources, and advocacy for families of children with disabilities and special needs. | San Jose, California | |
Schwab Learning Center (part of CHC) | Provides academic coaching and support services for students with learning differences for teens and young adults. | Palo Alto, California | |
Spark Psychology | Group practice offering psychological assessments and therapy for children, adolescents, and families. | Dr. Rupa Robbins | Los Gatos, California |
Stanford Medicine | Academic medical center providing psychiatric care, therapy, and research in child, adolescent, and adult mental health. | Jennifer Keller, PhD | Stanford, California |
Stanford Medicine Autism Center | Offers diagnostic evaluations, treatment, and family support for children with autism spectrum disorders. | Stanford, California | |
Stanford Neurodiversity Project | An annual neurodiversity summit, providing high school programs, and more. | Stanford, California | |
Summit Center | Offers psychological assessments, counseling, and educational support for gifted, twice-exceptional, and neurodiverse children. | Dr. Michelle Freeman, Amy Feldman, Dr. Jenna Ouye | Walnut Creek, California (with offices in Los Angeles and Orange County) |
The Dyslexic Advantage | Connects, supports, and promotes the strengths and talents of dyslexic individuals and their communities | Edmonds, Washington | |
The Riley Project | Provides access to valuable resources, conducts research, and promotes an inclusive society. | Palo Alto, California | |
The Yale Center for Dyslexia and Creativity | Advances research, resources, and advocacy to highlight dyslexic strengths and improve educational support | New Haven, Connecticut | |
UC San Francisco (UCSF) Autism and Neurodevelopment Center | Provides diagnostic evaluations, treatment, and research support for children and families affected by autism spectrum disorders. | San Francisco, California | |
Understood | National nonprofit offering resources, community, and support for families of children with learning and attention issues. | New York, New York (national nonprofit, virtual resources nationwide) | |
WizTherapy | Connects neurodiverse learners with expert providers for affordable, accessible support in dyslexia, ADHD, IEP, and speech therapy. | Palo Alto, California |
Please Note: This is not a comprehensive list of resources, but rather a collection of known or sourced resources.
Many resources are specific to San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties in Northern California, while others may be helpful regardless of location. THESE RESOURCES HAVE NOT BEEN VETTED BY THE REEL TEAM. Individual experiences may vary. We encourage you to use the resources as a starting point.
If you would like to ask whether anyone in our community has direct experience with a particular resource, please join the REEL 2e Google Group. To request an addition to these resources or share an update, please email hello@reel2e.org.