PARENTS' TWICE-EXCEPTIONAL RESOURCES - GENERAL

• www.hoagiesgifted.org/twice_exceptional.htm
  Hoagies Gifted - Twice Exceptional.  Hoagies has long been a source for parents of gifted children.  Now, parents of children with dual exceptionalities will find resources of use to them, as well.

• www.2eNewsletter.com/
  For anyone with a twice-exceptional child, the 2E Newsletter is a resource that will provide information on a variety of topics.  As the website declares:  "There's only one publication directed squarely at the intersection of giftedness and learning difficulties."

• www.twicegifted.net/
  This site is a friendly port in a storm for parents reeling from trying to understand the needs of a twice-exceptional child.  You will find clear overviews of traits associated with various exceptionalities and information about mental and emotional issues your child may face.

• www.wrightslaw.com/
  This is a great place to start if this is all new to you.  You will receive information about special education law and advocacy for your child. 
  There is a section with listings of advocates, clinics, associations, and other resources state by state

• www.aegis1.org
  The Association for the Education of Gifted Underachieving Students
  (AEGUS) "serves as an advocacy group on behalf of gifted underachieving students. AEGUS recognizes these students can be found in populations regardless of racial, ethnic, religious or socioeconomic backgrounds; and areas of special learning, physical or emotional needs. The major purpose of this organization is to focus attention and research efforts on able learners whose potential may be unrecognized, undeveloped or not nurtured."

• www.uniquelygifted.org
  Uniquely Gifted is a resource for parents of gifted children with special needs (ADD/ADHD, Learning Disabilities, Asperger Syndrome, etc.),
  compiled by Meredith G. Warshaw, M.S.S., M.A., Special Needs Educational Advisor and Contributing Editor to 2e: Twice-Exceptional Newsletter.

• www.sengifted.org
  Supporting Emotional Needs of the Gifted (SENG) is a website devoted to supporting the emotional needs of gifted children.