Category: Disability & Health

When I Lose a Game is a child-friendly social story and activity pack designed to help children understand and manage their emotions when they lose during play. This printable resource…

“When I Lose a Game” is a child-friendly social story that helps children understand and manage their feelings when they lose during play. Whether at home, in school, or in…

Having Periods is a gentle, easy-to-understand social story for girls and young people, especially those with autism or learning difficulties, who are starting to learn about menstruation and puberty. It…

Communication support and self-advocacy are at the centre of these printable cards for neurodivergent children and young people. The pack focuses on short, clear phrases pupils can point to or…

This clear and practical printable PDF guide explains processing speed difficulties in children and how they can affect learning, behaviour and everyday functioning. It helps adults understand why some children…

This free printable PDF explains Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) in children in a clear and practical way, helping adults understand why a child may struggle to process spoken information even…

Sensory overload is presented through an iceberg model, showing the small signs people may notice on the outside and the much larger experience underneath. The poster explains that sensory overload…

This resource is a guide for parents and carers to help children with emotional regulation. It covers six steps to emotional regulation, including naming and talking about feelings, managing stress…

The booklet is a helpful resource designed to provide information and support for teenagers who have ADHD or anyone who knows a teenager with ADHD. This booklet explains what ADHD…

“An Introduction to ADHD: Parents’ Guide” is a concise and informative booklet that serves as an introduction to attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) for parents. With 36 pages of valuable…

Rejection Sensitivity in ADHD is a clear, informative poster that explains why some children, young people and adults with ADHD have intense emotional reactions to criticism, rejection or negative feedback….

The Four Dys – Understanding Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, Dysgraphia and Dyspraxia is a clear, printable educational poster that explains common learning difficulties and coordination differences in children and young people. This…

This free printable PDF tool helps children and young people identify sensory overload triggers in a clear, supportive, and non-threatening way. It is designed for neurodivergent children and teens, including…

A colourful printable poster guide sets out working memory difficulties in short, visual sections, with the main information presented on one parent-friendly page and a second page giving website, social…

Parents can keep the PDF to hand when planning home routines, preparing for school meetings or choosing strategies for a child who struggles with organisation, attention, time management and follow-through….

Print the pages for a self-help folder, therapy session, coaching appointment or workplace support discussion, then use them to identify ADHD symptoms, choose practical coping strategies and build routines that…

At home, in school meetings or during direct work with a child, a clear autism in girls handout can help adults notice what may otherwise be missed. The poster-style PDF…

Executive functioning is the central theme of this parent guide, with clear attention given to the everyday skills children need for school, home routines and independent life. The contents show…

Parents, carers and practitioners can use the poster to quickly recognise when a child is overwhelmed by sensory input rather than being deliberately difficult. It explains sensory overload as a…

“Life Journey Through Autism: A Guide to Safety” is a comprehensive resource designed for parents and family members of individuals with autism. The guide aims to equip them with the…

“Brothers, Sisters, and Autism: A Parent’s Guide” is a comprehensive resource designed to support parents in navigating the unique dynamics of siblings with autism (ASD, Asperger syndrome). This guide addresses…

“Life as an Autism Sibling: A Guide for Teens” is a valuable resource written in a Q&A format, specifically designed to address the unique challenges that teenage siblings may encounter…

“Autism, My Sibling, and Me” is a colorful workbook specifically designed to engage and support young children who have a sibling with autism. Filled with vibrant illustrations and cartoon characters,…

In a busy classroom, family home, therapy room or social work visit, a simple sensory overload checklist can help adults notice what may be happening before a child reaches crisis…

The signs list focuses on everyday changes that may suggest a child or young person is experiencing ADHD burnout, such as struggling with tasks they previously managed, needing more downtime…

The ’50 Smart Discipline Tips for Your Child with ADHD’ is a booklet from ADDitude Magazine providing 50 tips for effectively disciplining children with ADHD. It covers setting clear expectations,…

The “Healthy Relationship Workbook” is a valuable resource designed to support individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities in understanding and navigating healthy relationships. This workbook, written in plain English and…

The “Sexual Health, Relationships, and Parenthood: A Workbook Resource for One-to-One Support” is a valuable tool tailored for educators, parents, and caregivers to provide comprehensive Relationships, Sexual Health, and Parenthood…

The “When Your Brother or Sister Has Cancer: A Guide for Teens,” is a resource provided by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, National Institutes of Health. It…

This  coloring book is designed to help prepare children and their families for surgery. The book aims to educate children on what to expect before, during, and after surgery in…