Though the university does not have a sensory room specifically, the following resources are available for stakeholders on campus [1]

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Harvard has also partnered with Kulture City for additional resources. [2, 3]

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Harvard’s Academic Resource Center offers programming specifically for neurodiverse students.

For graduate students, Harvard offers coaching groups for students who identify as neurodiverse or have ADHD, autism, and/or a learning difference.[4]

The Academic Resource Center also offers SMART Start, an interactive workshop series focused on executive functioning skills and college success.[5]

Neurodiversity Supports