Amanda Morin is a neurodivergent neurodiversity activist, an award-winning author, early childhood specialist, and nationally known speaker, deeply committed to fostering accessible and inclusive environments for neurodivergent individuals.

She leverages her expertise in learning and child development, Universal Design for Learning (UDL), special education, advocacy, and mental health to distill complex data into easily digestible information for parents, educators, and employers who want to advance the mission of creating inclusive content, programs, and strategies to make the world accessible to all.

Adulting Made Easy: Things Someone Should Have Told You About Getting Your Grown-Up Act Together
What Is Empathy? A Bullying Storybook for Kids
On the Go Fun for Kids!: More Than 250 Activities to Keep Little Ones Busy and Happy--Anytime, Anywhere!
The Everything Parent's Guide to Special Education
The Everything Kids' Learning Activities Book

  • Speaking

    Amanda is a sought-after speaker on a variety of topics, including neurodivergence, accessibility, accommodations for all, special education, and behavior as communication.

  • Writing

    Amanda is an award-winning author and writer. She works in print and digital media as a writer, editor, and content strategist.

  • Media

    Amanda has served as an expert resource for numerous outlets, including NPREd, Education Week, Associated Press (AP), The Atlantic, Washington Post, Parenting Special Needs Magazine, and more.

  • Training

    Amanda offers professional development services, which can include anything from 60-90 minute virtual sessions or in-person talks, to multi-day workshops. She creates interactive and meaningful learning experience for participants.