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We believe high-quality autism resources should be as accessible as possible. We are dedicated to creating a mix of free and affordable tools because every member of our community matters and deserves access to resources built with care.

Please use what we’ve built. Share it. Pass it on. Your voice matters.

Together, we’re building a brighter future where every neurodivergent person receives the tools they need to succeed.

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Self-Care Game
Self-care is such a hard concept to understand, and I don’t think anyone ever takes the time to...
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Recent Resources

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Meltdown Plan PPT and Video
Posted March 4, 2025
While meltdowns themselves cannot be controlled, we can choose our actions leading up to the meltdown and communicate our needs before the meltdown. Feel free to share this with parents, teachers,...
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Sensory Overload: It’s Real and Needs Support
Posted December 5, 2025
You aren’t alone. Some of the most anxiety inducing questions that autistic and ADHD people ask themselves are: Is what I am feeling real? Am I over-exaggerating? Will it always hurt?
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ASL Please Chart
ASL Chart
Posted February 23, 2025
This is just an idea I made, I used some sources (in person and online) but after receiving feedback, I am just offering it for free. I know there are different dialects in ASL so unless someone...
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Emotional Regulation Posters & Cards
Posted January 23, 2025
Emotional regulation can be a difficult skill to master for those with ASD or ADHD. Teaching appropriate activities to do after identifying the emotion you are feeling is VERY important in...
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Classroom Rules
Classroom Rules
Posted November 10, 2024
When teaching ASD/ADHD students, sometimes additional rules or wording is important. I will be doing a video further explaining it in the future, but I HIGHLY SUGGEST having “Hands to...
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Restroom Focus Board
Posted November 10, 2024
During certain routines, it can be difficult to build the routine because of the amount of sensory input being provided by the activity and environment. So having a Focus Board help remind you...
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Lunch Focus Board
Posted November 10, 2024
During certain routines, it can be difficult to build the routine because of the amount of sensory input being provided by the activity and environment. So having a Focus Board help remind you...
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Videos

Video lessons and interviews

Transition Boards

Communication can be a barrier in autistic families. By using different methods of communication through pictures, you will find routines will get easier.

The Essentials

Resources that support autonomy skill building and independent skill building.

Support Charts

Charts that support ADHD/ASD students in the classroom or at home.

Speech Support

Print outs or helpful videos and charts specifically aiming to help children needing speech therapy.

Occupational Support

Resources that are perfect in either in special education classroom, at home, or for occupational therapy.

Food Journal Series

Cooking on the spectrum is a huge challenge—balancing sensory input, energy, and safety can feel overwhelming. To make it easier, we’re sharing monthly accessible recipes and safety tips tailored for neurodivergent needs. We believe everyone deserves to feel confident and safe in the kitchen.

Focus Boards

Building certain routines can be difficult because of the amount of sensory input being provided by the activity and environment. Focus boards help refocus students.

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Testimonials

“thank you for making this. It was really clear and helpful!”
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“For as long as I knew her Sam has been dedicated into helping in whatever way she can not to mention her dedication in making whatever she puts her mind to.”
William S.
former student
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