Neurodiversity Resources

How it Feels to Me: a book about neurodiversity and sensory processing written by Sarah Shotts and illustrated by Gracie Klumpp. Book covers shows a, illustrated child with hands raised and a rainbow collage of objects shown above.

This is a collection of resources to learn more about sensory processing and neurodivergence (including autism, ADHD & more).

This website is curated by Sarah Shotts – author of How it Feels to Me: a picture book about neurodiversity and sensory processing.

Sarah is an autistic adult, author, artist, parent, home educator, and erstwhile academic.

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Watercolor washes of blue and purple with deep purple toward each edge and feathery blue across the center.
What is neurodivergence?
Watercolor wash circle of blue bleeding into green. The shades infuse into one another and create rivulets that are reminiscent of the planet earth.
What is overstimulation?

Educational Resources

We’ve curated a collection of printable worksheets for students of all ages.

PRINTABLE WORKSHEETS

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Deep purple ink wash in the shape of a circle bleeding to white in an irregular shape toward the center.
AUTISM 101 FOR PARENTS
Watercolor illustration of the autism spectrum. A rainbow of colors blending into one another like a color wheel.
AUTISM 101 for autistic adults

What is ADHD?

Watercolor washes of blue green and pink bleed into one another creating a deep blue toward the left with feathered edges of pink and green creating an incomplete circle.
What is adhd?

What about other types of neurodivergence?

This resource library grew from my research of autism and ADHD.

Neurodivergence also includes: dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia, synesthesia, OCD, dyspraxia, etc. Each of these neurotypes are unique in how they experience the world around them. When doing your own research look toward the lived experience of neurodivergent people. And seek out professionals who see differences as diversity and not deficits.

I’m currently looking to speak with all sorts of neurodivergent individuals on my Neuro Nest podcast. If you’d like to be a guest reach out.

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