RESOURCES

A library you can use.

Free, practical resources for parents, carers and educators.

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Printable Downloads

Visual schedules, emotion cards, communication boards and routine charts, ready to print.

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Recommended Reading

Curated books for parents, teachers and children, organised by age and topic.

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Practical Guides

Short, kind guides on regulation, transitions, mealtimes, school refusal and more.

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Podcasts & Talks

Listen on the school run, short episodes for tired parents.

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Letters & Templates

Sample letters for SENCOs, GPs and schools when you need to ask for support.

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Video Tutorials

Short walk-throughs of the tools and strategies I use in sessions.

Printable Downloads

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  • Morning routine visual schedule (A4)
  • Feelings & emotions card deck
  • First / Then board
  • Mealtime choice board
  • Bedtime wind-down chart

Recommended Reading

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  • The Reason I Jump, Naoki Higashida
  • Uniquely Human, Dr Barry Prizant
  • Low Demand Parenting, Amanda Diekman
  • All Cats Have Asperger Syndrome, Kathy Hoopmann
  • Why Will No One Play With Me?, Caroline Maguire

Practical Guides

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  • Surviving the school-gate goodbye
  • When mealtimes feel impossible
  • Big feelings in small bodies
  • Holiday survival kit for parents
  • Talking to siblings about diagnosis

Podcasts & Talks

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  • At Peace Parents, Casey Ehrlich
  • Tilt Parenting, Debbie Reber
  • The Autism Helper Podcast
  • Square Peg Round Whole
  • The Neurodiverging Podcast

Letters & Templates

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  • Letter to your child's SENCO
  • GP referral request template
  • Reasonable adjustments request
  • EHCP assessment request
  • Out-of-school holiday request

Video Tutorials

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  • Setting up a calm-down corner (4 min)
  • Using a visual timer (3 min)
  • Co-regulation in 5 steps (6 min)
  • Modelling AAC at home (8 min)
  • Building a play routine (5 min)

CAN'T FIND IT?

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The library grows whenever a parent asks for something. Tell me what would help.