top of page
Dandelion Leaves

Ashland Learning Differences Support Group

A Supportive Community 

Whether you’re looking for information, resources, need a place to share your personal experiences, or help navigating this journey with your child, then Ashland Learning Differences Support Group is the right place to be.

Foggy Mountains

What is Ashland Learning Differences Support Group?

How We Help

This Support Group was started with the belief that every single child is resilient, and that their resilience can be fostered with the help and support of a community. We acknowledge that raising a child who learns differently can be a challenge and at times lonely. Hopefully this space will provide support for learning, growth, resources and bonding. We invite you to find out more information and hope you will join us.

Join Us

RESOURCES

Nature

Local resources

 

Ashland School District

Here are some links to pages on Ashland School District’s website that you might find helpful:

 

ADA Section 504

Counseling and Behavioral Health

Special Education

Ashland School District’s Multi-Tiered Systems of Supports

Universal Screening for Dyslexia in Ashland Schools FAQ

 


Bridging Communities of Southern by Oregon  

Bridging Communities is a great local Jackson County resource. They also have a lot of information! 

http://bcoregon.org/

 

Bridging Communities events page

Check out local events, educational opportunities and gatherings. Join them for coffee once a month!!

http://bcoregon.org/events/



Fact Oregon 
Fact Oregon is a great resource to help you navigate the process of 504, IEP, working with schools and education. You can usually get a response within 24 hours. They also have local representatives who are amazing!

​

Support:

We can be reached:

 

​

Mental Health Resources

​

Resource Guide for Children's Mental Health 2023

This is an updated comprehensive resources list  

​

Mental Health Resource and Education Network 

Local counseling resources
http://mhren.org/
 

Behavior Health Resources for Youth

file:///Users/dhdale/Desktop/Behavioral%20Health%20Resources%20for%20Youth%202022.pdf

 

Local counseling and family counseling

​

Kasey Hayden

She works with women, children, teens and families focusing on anxiety,

parenting, families systems, couples therapy, pre/postnatal care and infertility

http://www.sunshinecounselingwellness.com

​

​

Amber Stoutenburgh LCSW

Neurospicy Therapy

Primarily she works with children under age 10, parents/caregivers and famillies

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/autumn-stoutenburgh-ashland-or/761681

​

​

Tutoring

​

Dsylexia

Ivy Ross 541-324-4412

Katie Bertell katie.bertell@gmail.com

 

Dyscalulia

Lindsey Caruso 831-234-9575

 

Occupational Therapy

Laury Lee-Tosh Laurykidsot@yahoo.com

​

ADHD/ADD resources

https://www.additudemag.com/

​

Understood 
https://www.understood.org/


Dyslexia resources 
Audiobooks for kids:
Learning Ally

Bookshare  

Audible  

 

Websites:
Landmark Learns has online free web courses


Books for parents:  
The Secret Life of the dyslexic child by Robert Frank 

Overcoming dyslexia by Sally Shaywitz 

The Dyslexic Advantage by Brock and Fernette Eide


Dyscalculia resources
Books: 

Discovering Dyscalculia by Laura Jackson 

The Dyscalculia tool kit by Ronit Bird 
 

​

Online resources

​

Tilt parenting is a great resource with online education, a wonderful book and podcast

https://tiltparenting.com/

 


Other helpful books:
The highly sensitive child by Elaine Aron 
The Myth of Normal by Gabor Maté
Differently Wired by Deborah Reber

Podcast that may be helpful  

  •  In it 

  • All things sensory 

  • Tilt parenting 

  • Dyslexia mom boss 

  • The neurodiversity podcast 

     

     

Teen Psychologist

Contact Us

Thanks for submitting!

bottom of page