Category: Disability & Health

In everyday conversations with families, it can help to have a clear autism spectrum disorder poster that explains common needs without judgement or jargon. Parents, carers, school staff and family…

The colourful grid of everyday stimming examples helps people spot actions that may otherwise be dismissed as habits, fidgeting or being restless. It names common self-stimulatory behaviours such as tapping,…

Print it for a clinic room, classroom noticeboard or parent meeting folder when families need a clear, child-friendly explanation of childhood apraxia of speech, CAS. The poster brings together signs…

Families and practitioners can use this one-page sensory processing handout to quickly spot possible triggers, understand common behaviours, and plan small adjustments at home or school. It is especially suited…

Children with dyslexia can feel more understood and better supported when adults have a clear, shared explanation of what to look for and how to respond. This one-page dyslexia information…

Dyscalculia and number sense are explained in a clear one-page infographic for adults supporting children who struggle with maths. It focuses on recognising signs, understanding day-to-day impact, and using practical…

Parents can use the book to make everyday support for a struggling learner feel calmer, clearer and more joined up. It focuses on children and teenagers with language-based learning disabilities,…

Parents, carers, speech and language therapists and classroom staff supporting children or young people who use AAC may find these easyChat Play and Explore low tech communication boards useful for…

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…

Making sense of long-standing focus, organisation and time-management difficulties can feel overwhelming when ADHD is only recognised in adulthood. ADHD Late Diagnosis Worksheets Bundle offers clear information alongside practical printable…

Families and school staff can use this one-page visual processing difficulties handout to spot everyday signs, reduce visual overload and decide when extra support may be needed. It is especially…

“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…

In a classroom, SEN meeting, paediatric therapy session or at the kitchen table during homework, this dysgraphia infographic can help adults recognise why a child’s written work may not match…

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…

Pictures of My Journey is a 28-page illustrated activity book created by the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society for children ages 5-12 undergoing cancer treatment. The book uses engaging activities like…

This leaflet serves as a helpful guide specifically designed for disabled young people to learn about growing up, sex, and relationships. Whether you’re into team sports, have a passion for…

The guide aims to provide comprehensive advice and tips to parents of disabled children about sex and relationships. When we say ‘disabled children,’ we mean children who may have any…