learning-tools-categoory: Visual Supports

A short clip of Nehemiah enjoying his session.

Fill out this template with your self-advocate to promote recall of events. This is an important part of self-advocacy.

John's book on hugging mom in appropriate settings.

Here is an updated version for John to greet his co-workers!

Watch this video to help Cora get through a haircut successfully!

Visual cues for slowing down eating and increasing socialization during meals.

A video that demonstrates messy eating and poor table manners; used to facilitate discussion and increase self-awareness of habit.

First Then schedule.

Staying on topic can be a hard thing to do. This visual helps remind us what we are talking about and gives us a visual cue to take turns while doing so.