Calm-Down Corner Free Printable Tools
Calm Corner Checklist & Setup Printables (Free) Create a safe, supportive space at home or in the classroom where kids […]
How to Guides & Resources
Our How-To Guides & Resources are designed to give parents, teachers, and therapists clear, practical strategies for supporting children and adults with sensory processing needs. Whether you’re setting up a sensory room, creating DIY sensory activities, or learning new calming strategies, these resources make it easy to bring sensory support into everyday life.
Free Daily Sensory Schedule Chart
Daily Sensory Schedule (Free Printable) A practical guide to balancing sensory input across the day—movement in the morning, supports during
30 Days of Sensory Play Calendar
30 Days of Sensory Activities for Kids A ready-to-use calendar packed with quick, calming, and joyful activities—perfect for home or
How to Build a DIY Sensory Wall: Affordable Ideas & Step‑by‑Step Instructions
A DIY sensory wall lets you craft a customized, interactive board packed with textures, colors, and moving parts—perfect for encouraging
Best School Support Items for Teens with Autism (2025)
Navigating school can be overwhelming for many autistic teens — from noisy classrooms to the demands of focus and organization.
Calming Strategies for Kids: Practical Tips for Parents & Therapists
Helping kids regulate their emotions and find calm can be challenging—especially for those with autism, ADHD, or sensory processing differences.
Effective Sensory Overload Strategies for Kids with Autism
Sensory overload can be overwhelming and exhausting for children with autism. By recognizing the signs early and using practical strategies,
How to Prevent and Handle Meltdowns in Children with Autism
Meltdowns can be overwhelming for children with autism — and for parents or caregivers. With the right strategies, you can
Teeth Brushing Help for Autistic Kids: Sensory-Friendly Techniques that Actually Work
If toothbrushing is a battle, you’re not alone. This guide blends parent-tested strategies with therapist-informed methods—like desensitization, chaining, visual supports,