Practical, print-and-use supports for autistic children, autistic adults, and the people who support them. No sign-up, no email, no watermark.
Blank picture-and-word boxes for a morning, school, or bedtime routine.
For: Parents, teachers, support staff
Two big boxes: what happens first, what happens after. The simplest transition support there is.
For: Parents, teachers, therapists
Work through each sense and mark what soothes, what overwhelms, and what's still unclear.
For: Parents, autistic adults, therapists
A blank, first-person story frame for a new place, a change, or something that keeps going wrong.
For: Parents, teachers, SLPs
Record what came before, what helped, and how long recovery took. Patterns show up within two weeks.
For: Parents, autistic adults, professionals
One page to hand a new teacher, sitter, or hospital team. Communication, what helps, what to avoid.
For: Parents, autistic adults, carers
What to bring, what to ask, what to get in writing — and what to do before you sign anything.
For: Parents and carers
A wall poster of calm-down options in short words, for a bedroom corner or a classroom.
For: Parents, teachers, TAs
Five levels, the body signals that come with each, and what actually helps at that level.
For: Parents, teachers, autistic adults
Five- and ten-token strips with cut-out tokens and a 'working for' box they choose themselves.
For: Parents, teachers, therapists
Step-by-step strips for toileting, handwashing, dressing, bedtime and leaving the house.
For: Parents, teachers, support staff
A visit story, a one-page sheet for the care team, and a waiting plan. Three pages, one folder.
For: Parents, autistic adults, carers
A step-by-step dental story, a sheet for the dental team, and a home practice plan.
For: Parents, autistic adults, dental teams
Wallet-sized cards for police, paramedics and staff, plus a fridge sheet for first responders.
For: Parents, autistic adults, carers
For work, college or university: name the barrier, the adjustment, and why it helps.
For: Autistic adults, teens, students
A two-week log of energy, demands, masking and recovery — so the slide is visible before the crash.
For: Autistic adults and teens
Ready-made sentences for appointments, work and everyday moments, plus space to write your own.
For: Autistic adults, teens
Teachers, teaching assistants, speech and language therapists, behaviour analysts and paediatric teams are welcome to print these for the families they work with.