Workbooks

Gentle, neurodiversity-friendly self-observation workbooks — observe, understand, and express.

🌱 These are not tests. No scores, no diagnosis. They're tools for noticing, recording, and expressing — used with a caregiver, teacher, or professional. Your notes save on your device only.

Starting AAC with Our Child

Communication · AAC

A first step into augmentative & alternative communication — words aren't the only way to connect.

My Brain, My Way

Self-understanding

Notice how your own brain works — strengths, what's tricky, and what helps.

Routine · 4 weeks

Draw the rhythm of the day together so what's coming feels easier.

Our Sensory Map

Sensory observation

Notice how your child takes in sight, sound, touch, movement — and find what helps.

Sleep Notes · 30 Nights

Sleep observation

A gentle 30-night note — which nights felt easy, and what helped.

Waiting & Transitions

Predictable-day helper

Raise predictability with heads-ups, visual cues, and routines.

An Emotion-Words Map

Emotional language

Widen emotion words and link them to body signals, situations, and ways to express.

Talking with Peers

Connection · relationships

Give and take with peers in your child's own way — respecting each other's pauses.

Asking for Help in Hard Moments

Name a need in words, pictures, AAC, or gestures — asking is a strength.

Support Needed at School

Family–school conversation

Observe, organize, and adjust the supports that help — no diagnosis required.