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Guiding Bright Minds (GBM), recently named Favorite Community Event and Favorite Outreach Program by Colorado Parent Magazine's 2025 Family Favorites Awards, proudly announces the 4th Annual Neurodiversity Resource Fair.
DENVER - ColoradoDesk -- Guiding Bright Minds (GBM), recently named Favorite Community Event and Favorite Outreach Program by Colorado Parent Magazine's 2025 Family Favorites Awards, proudly announces the 4th Annual Neurodiversity Resource Fair, taking place on Saturday, June 13, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM at Denver Academy.
As Colorado faces a historic rise in neurodivergent diagnoses and families navigate long waitlists for support, the GBM Neurodiversity Resource Fair offers immediate access to trusted providers, essential services, school options, therapies, and community resources—all in one inclusive, sensory-considerate space.
Last year's fair brought together over 1,200 families, 100+ organizations, and countless educators and professionals. Many families reported life-changing outcomes, including immediate placements with specialists they had spent months trying to access.
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"A parent told us last year that she'd been on a six-month waitlist for an evaluation—then met a provider at the fair who could see her child in two weeks. These moments remind us why this event matters," said Tiffany Feingold, Founder of Guiding Bright Minds.
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Why This Event Matters
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4th Annual Neurodiversity Resource Fair
Saturday, June 13, 2026
10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Denver Academy — 4400 E. Iliff Ave., Denver, CO 80222
Free for families
More info: https://www.guidingbrightminds.com/neurodiversity-resource-fair-26
About Guiding Bright Minds
Guiding Bright Minds is Colorado's trusted resource hub for families raising neurodivergent children. Through community events, school and provider directories, parent guides, networking events, and educational programs, GBM ensures that no family walks this journey alone.
As Colorado faces a historic rise in neurodivergent diagnoses and families navigate long waitlists for support, the GBM Neurodiversity Resource Fair offers immediate access to trusted providers, essential services, school options, therapies, and community resources—all in one inclusive, sensory-considerate space.
Last year's fair brought together over 1,200 families, 100+ organizations, and countless educators and professionals. Many families reported life-changing outcomes, including immediate placements with specialists they had spent months trying to access.
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"A parent told us last year that she'd been on a six-month waitlist for an evaluation—then met a provider at the fair who could see her child in two weeks. These moments remind us why this event matters," said Tiffany Feingold, Founder of Guiding Bright Minds.
What's New for 2026
- New location: Hosted at Denver Academy to support growth and offer more space, accessibility, and comfort.
- Expanded Sensory Support: Quiet rooms, and sensory-friendly pathways
- Enhanced Family Experience: Interactive zones, Dinger from the Rockies, giveaways, hands-on activities, and opportunities to directly connect with experts.
Why This Event Matters
- Neurodivergent students represent approximately 20–30% of Colorado's youth.
- Waitlists for evaluations and therapy services can exceed 6–12 months.
- Families often struggle to find trustworthy, vetted, and neurodiversity-affirming providers.
- Mental health & counseling
- Occupational & speech therapy
- Specialized schools
- Educational and IEP advocacy
- Neurodiversity-affirming medical care
- Social skills, enrichment, and after-school programs
- Transition-to-adulthood resources
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4th Annual Neurodiversity Resource Fair
Saturday, June 13, 2026
10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Denver Academy — 4400 E. Iliff Ave., Denver, CO 80222
Free for families
More info: https://www.guidingbrightminds.com/neurodiversity-resource-fair-26
About Guiding Bright Minds
Guiding Bright Minds is Colorado's trusted resource hub for families raising neurodivergent children. Through community events, school and provider directories, parent guides, networking events, and educational programs, GBM ensures that no family walks this journey alone.
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