Children's Learning Clinic

Upgrading the science and technology of pediatric mental health care ™

Resources from the Children's Learning Clinic

ADHD Handout

Articles for parents by Dr. Kofler and CLC colleagues

Expert Tips for Improving Driving Safety for Teens with ADHD

Local Resources

2-1-1 Big Bend

Mental Health Council of the Big Bend

FSU Psychology Clinic

FSU BehavioralHealth™ at Apalachee Center

ADHD Resources

Children and Adults with ADHD (CHADD)

ADHD Resource Center (American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry)

Parent's Guide to ADHD (Child Mind Institute)

How to Find Evidence-Based Mental Health Services ("Treatments that Work")

Guide to Evidence-Based Child and Adolescent Therapy Options (American Psychological Association)

"Find A Therapist" Search Engine (Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies)

Parent's Guide to Good Care (Child Mind Institute)

Guide to Mental Health Specialists (Child Mind Institute)

Education Resources

Florida Department of Exceptional Student Education (ESE)

Accommodations Manual (Florida Department of Education)

Parent's Guide to Exceptional Student Education in Florida (Florida Department of Education)

Parent's Guide to Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS)

Parent's and Teacher's Guide to a 504 Plan (Florida Department of Education)

IEP Resources for Parents (floridahealth.gov)

Autism Spectrum Disorder Resources

Autism Navigator

FSU Center for Autism and Related Disabilities

Autism Speaks

Looking for more information about our clinic and our innovative neurocognitive treatments for ADHD?

Downloadable flyer about our Central Executive Training study: Cognitive Training Treatment Study for ADHD

Downloadable flyer about the Children's Learning Clinic: About the Children's Learning Clinic

Interested in participating in other child-friendly research at FSU?Center for Developmental Science

Interested in participating in research at FSU? Caregivers can register with our Center for Developmental Science. The Center is a collaboration between faculty at FSU who are interested in how children learn. You can also email us at childstudies@psy.fsu.edu (please do not include confidential information in emails).