⚠️ Important Notice

This is a preview page showing the content structure and quality of the complete product. The full product includes all 6 visual scales, detailed implementation guides, social stories, emergency cards, and a comprehensive prevention plan as downloadable PDF files.

What Makes This Toolkit Special?

Evidence-based & autism-friendly: Developed with neurodiversity-affirming principles
6 comprehensive visual scales: Energy, Sensory, Proximity, Communication, Body Awareness, Transition
Complete with guidance: Adult instructions, child explanations, and social stories for each scale
Emergency system included: 4 variants of emergency cards plus identification & prevention plan
Ready to use: Print, laminate, and implement immediately—no preparation required
Flexible application: At home, school, daycare, therapy, or on the go

What's Included in the Complete Bundle

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Complete Handbook (44 pages)

Detailed theoretical foundations, application guidance for each scale, parent guide, implementation tips for school and therapy settings

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Visual Scales Workbook (19 pages)

All 6 scales in print-ready format, child-friendly explanations, social stories, ready to laminate and use immediately

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Emergency Card System (4 variants)

Pre-selection guidance, usage instructions, action guidelines for acute overwhelm situations

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Prevention Plan (9 pages)

Early warning signs identification, trigger documentation, parent version and public version for schools/care providers

Energy Scale – The Card

Shows how much strength or energy is currently available

Energy Scale – visual representation from high to low energy

When is this scale useful?

After school, daycare, or care settings
During fatigue or exhaustion
During withdrawal or becoming quiet
Before or after transitions

How is it used?

The child shows the level that feels right
No explanation is necessary
The displayed state is not commented on or evaluated

Important to know

Low energy does not mean lack of motivation
Low energy often requires reduction, not activation