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Autism Adaptive Pain Chart and Communication Cards, I Feel Pain Visual
I Feel Pain visual communication cards and charts. This was created for Autistic individuals or non speaking patients. Use this as an accommodation during a medical exam. For best results in stressful pain situations, this could also be used in therapy using pretend play for practice. This file is for printing on 8.5”x11” paper. Charts are in 8.5”x11” format. ————- **WATERMARKS WILL BE REMOVED**
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NO PREP Pain Communication Tool (Request Board) Low Tech AAC Visual
When a person with autism is sick or in pain, they may find it very difficult to identify or express the way they are feeling. Within this packet is a "I Feel Pain or Sick" chart and a request board. The chart has major body areas identified, also highlighting some sicknesses. The request board has a listing of possible requests such as: medicine, ambulance, help, bandage, and water. A "Pain Scale" ranging from 1 - 5 in various shades identifying the severity of pain is also included. The images
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