Different experiences, individual support
Social stories for autism, ADHD, anxiety and sensory differences.
Every child experiences a situation in their own way. Explore how personalised stories can support understanding around autism, ADHD, anxiety, sensory experiences, communication, routines, change and emotional regulation.
How it can help
Autism
An upcoming situation can have many unspoken parts. A personalised story can make those parts more visible for an autistic child.
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How it can help
ADHD
When a plan has lots moving at once, a short story can help a child return to what matters now, next and after that.
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Sensory experiences
A new place is felt as well as seen. A personalised story can name the sensory details and support that matter to a particular child.
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Anxiety
Worry often gathers around the unknown. A story can put gentle, honest edges around an upcoming situation before it begins.
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Communication differences
A shared story can slow down the people, words and choices in an upcoming interaction, while making space for a child's own communication.
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Routines and predictability
When the shape of a day is clear, a new activity can feel easier to approach. A story can show what comes first, next and after.
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Changes and transitions
A different plan can change more than one moment. A story can show what is shifting, what stays familiar and who can help.
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How it can help
Emotional regulation
Before a situation feels too big, a story can map its demanding parts and the support a child may be able to use.
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