Resource: Sample Visual Supports

Sep 27, 2024

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Hi you guys,

As promised in my Instagram reels this week, here are your sample visual supports!

I recommend that you personalise these visuals with YOUR OWN photos for your young person. You can glue them over my photos.

You could also create laminated photo tokens with velcro on the back of them for each photo, so that your young person can pull off or put on the token when they are finshed :)

Sample Photo Token

You can also personalise by putting your child's name on the schedule. See space for your child's name below.

1. Sample Morning Routine Visual Schedule

2. Sample Saturday Morning Visual Schedule

Using visuals will help your child regulate!

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Kindest regards,

Lorraine and the Emotional Regulation and Neurodiversity Team Xx

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