Recursos en Español
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Trauma and Sleep Problems: Social Story
This resource visually explains how trauma can affect sleep.
Read moreTrauma-Informed and Resilience-Informed
This resources provides information about what it means to be "Trauma-Informed" and how that can influence how to interact with individuals in a caring compassionate way.
Read moreUnderstanding Anesthesia Social Story
This resource provides information on what to expect when you are going under anesthetic.
Read moreUnderstanding Autism Evaluations
This resource, developed by ASERT, provides information for parents and families on the process of getting an autism evaluation, how to read and understand the evaluation report, as well as common assessment tools that may be included in the evaluation.
Read moreUnderstanding Credit Cards
A credit card is a way to pay for things by borrowing money from a credit card company. It is a way to buy something now, but pay for it later.
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Understanding Non-Binary
This resource includes information on non-binary individuals, pronouns, sex and gender, and ways to be supportive of all individuals.
Read moreUnderstanding the “T” in LGBTQIA+: Transgender
This resource provides information on what it means to be transgender and how to support people who are.
Read moreUrinalysis Social Story
This resource developed by ASERT provides a visual explanation of what to expect if you have to give a urine sample as part of being on probation or parole. This resource is part of the larger collection of resources about the Justice System.
Read moreUsing Visual Schedules Social Story
This resource provides a visual guide for individuals with autism about using visual schedules to help plan activities and develop a routine.
Read moreVariety Children’s Charity Grants
These grants are meant to provide resources individuals who have disabilities or who are disadvantaged (or both) to empower them live, laugh, and learn.
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