What it is for
Worksheets, visuals and activities to use with clients.
314 resources
For Speech pathologists
A visual schedule for therapy sessions showing hello, activities, break and goodbye, with blank tiles and a finished pocket, to make sessions predictable for…
Predictability · Visual schedules
For Speech pathologists
A template and guide for creating accessible, visual step-by-step instructions for everyday tasks, with one action per step and space for photos or symbols.
Accessible information · Task sequencing
For Disability support workers
A template for writing short visual stories that explain a situation and what to expect, with picture boxes, sentence lines and writing guidelines for…
Transitions · Visual communication aids
For Speech pathologists
Practical voice care tips for people who use their voice a lot at work, such as teachers and support workers, with warning signs that…
Voice care · Wellbeing and self-care
For Speech pathologists
A five-level visual scale for teaching voice volume, from silent to emergency voice.
Classroom communication · Communication skills
For Community services and case workers
A worksheet for exploring volunteering, linking interests, skills and availability to types of volunteer roles, with questions to ask organisations and next steps.
Community participation · Employment
For Disability support workers
An Easy Read guide to volunteering: what it is, why people volunteer, kinds of volunteering, how to start and support you can get, with…
Accessible information · Community participation
For Youth workers
A young-person-friendly guide to getting involved, from youth councils and sport clubs to events and environmental groups, with benefits, ideas and a plan to…
Community participation · Volunteering
For Disability support workers
Printable visual cards that make waiting easier, showing what we are waiting for, how long, and things to do while waiting, with a quick…
Proactive support strategies · Visual communication aids
For Disability support workers
A visual weekly planner for mapping activities across mornings, afternoons and evenings, with picture spaces, a key for regular activities and a review box.
Daily routines · Leisure and recreation
For Counsellors and therapists
A reflection for clients exploring the feelings, needs and situations that can sit underneath anger, with a feelings word bank and space to plan…
Anger · Emotional regulation
For Youth workers
A values card sort for young people with twenty values in plain language, a three-pile sorting activity and prompts for linking values to real…
Identity and belonging · Values clarification
For Disability support workers
An Easy Read guide explaining what support workers do, what they do not do, how they should treat you and what to do if…
Accessible information · Rights
For Counsellors and therapists
A plain-language explainer for new clients covering what counselling is, the first sessions, confidentiality and its limits, their rights, getting the most out of…
Client engagement · Psychoeducation
For Counsellors and therapists
A gentle activity for children who feel left out: naming the feeling, choosing what to try and knowing who can help.
Emotional literacy · Friendships
For NDIS providers and support coordinators
A participant-friendly support map showing the people and services who help now, what they help with and how often, to prepare for planning and…
Meeting preparation · Support mapping
For Youth workers
A youth-friendly map for working out who to go to for different problems, how to ask for help and which phone and online services…
Help-seeking · Youth engagement
For Speech pathologists
A word map for building deeper understanding of new words through category, function, description, parts, location, sounds and use in a sentence.
Skill building · Vocabulary
For NDIS providers and support coordinators
A participant-led explorer for work goals, covering interests, strengths, past experience, the kind of work wanted, supports needed and next steps such as work…
Employment · Participant goals and planning
For Counsellors and therapists
Children write or draw their worries on boats and sail them across the sea, sorting what grown-ups can help with.
Child anxiety · Play-based therapy
For Educators and school support staff
A classroom or small-group activity where children write or draw worries, post them in a worry box and choose a helpful action, with teacher…
Help-seeking · Social-emotional learning
For Psychologists
A decision flowchart that helps clients sort a worry into one they can act on now, act on later or practise letting go of,…
Anxiety and stress · CBT-informed tools
For Counsellors and therapists
A worksheet for setting up a daily worry time: choosing when and where, postponing worries during the day, reviewing them at worry time and…
Anxiety and stress · Coping strategies
For Educators and school support staff
A writing planner for students with spaces for purpose and audience, ideas, a beginning, middle and end plan, useful words and a checklist for…
Study skills · Writing skills
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