Visual Communication Strategies
Build Self-Esteem Through Picture Exchange, Sequences, And Schedules
Let’s work together to build people’s confidence by giving individuals with a disability, the visual tools they need to have a voice, make choices, and do as many personal care and domestic tasks for themselves as possible. Building skills increases self-esteem Some individuals with a disability would like to be supported to do things for…
Read MoreCommunity Participation: Empowering People with Disabilities to Explore New Destinations.
Resources to increase community participation for people with a disability
Read MoreTransforming lives: The NEW Activity Choice Folder empowering people with a disability
I am so happy to introduce our New Activity Choice Folder. The perfect easy-to-use resource to prompt individuals with a disability, in particular people with Autism, to make their own choices, build skills, encouraging social interactions and Community participation through picture exchange. With a comprehensive focus on building skills, this resource serves as a versatile…
Read MoreFrom Chaos to Clarity: core benefits of using visual schedules!
Visual schedules are the perfect resource for people who are non-verbal, particularly individuals with Autism. Toddlers and small children can feel secure when a routine is in place. Having a consistent daily routine provides a framework for a person’s activities. A visual schedule of meal times, personal care, domestic tasks, and a bedtime routine can…
Read MoreWhy Choice-Making Skills Are Crucial for People with Disabilities
Develop ways to support individuals with a disability to develop choice making skills for independent liv
Read More5 ways visuals can build awareness of feelings and emotions
5 ways visual supports help understand how they are feeling and how other people are feeling
Read More5 ways visuals can improve functional communication
5 ways visual supports can improve a person with a disabilities functional communication
Read MoreHow picture routines can help with the morning rush
Monring routines can be frustrating for everyone involved, in particular for people with Autism, language disorders. See-n-Speak now and next schedule offers clear images of each part of the routine. NDIS disability low cost consumables, assistive technology
Read MoreSurviving the holidays! Yogic breath, breathing exercises to stay calm.
Holidays can be a challenging time for some people that don’t like a change to their routine, in particular, people with Autism. Not only is this an anxious time for the person but also for family members and carers. It is important, we all take some time for self-care. I am a yoga teacher and…
Read MorePicture schedules to help process change to routine
Some people with a disability, in particular people with autism spectrum disorders, who have limited or no language, rely on a picture to process what is going on around them. Some people with a disability, find it difficult to process what day of the week it is and what they are doing, on any given…
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