Emily Hammond -NeuroWild

The NeuroWild Shift is a simple three-step approach for supporting neurodivergent students who experience fluctuating capacity. Teachers can use these three steps right in the moment to ensure that neurodivergent students are building a positive relationship with learning. It is not about having all the answers in the moment, but rather, choosing a path forward that is not going to damage the mental wellbeing of the student. This 49-page document is a great starting point for any teacher workin

This 13-page illustration set was created to use when explaining to their child that they are Autistic. Each image (square on A4) explains a different important point about being Autistic, in a positive, neurodiversity-affirming manner. Parents are encouraged to use this resource as a guide for having this conversation with their child, and opening up important discussions about accommodations, perceptions, strengths, and support. This resource may be printed and shared with families and scho

This 16-page illustration set was created for parents to use when explaining to their child that they have ADHD. Each image (square on A4) explains a different important point about having an ADHD brain (in a positive, neurodiversity-affirming manner). Parents are encouraged to use this resource as a guide for having this conversation with their child, and opening up important discussions about accommodations, perceptions, strengths, and support. This resource may be printed and shared with fam

This includes: 3x A4 sheets of illustrated visuals. Each page has 8 different self-advocacy images/opportunities that can be used in classrooms or clinics. There are short-haired and longer-haired versions of each. Each set is available in a light, medium and dark skin tone, as well as black and white (if kids wanted to colour in themselves). These cards may be kept as A4 pages (displayed on desks), or the relevant cards cut out, laminated, and attached to a ring for individual students. Copyri

A bright, informative 9-page illustration series explaining the concept of Spoon Theory. This resource was created to be used with neurodivergent kids and teens (and it can certainly be used with adults). Each illustration is less than A4 size. This resource can be printed, laminated, displayed, used in a handout, given to schools, used in training and presentations.

The bundle contains the following infographic sets: 1. Double Empathy Problem (9-page) 2. Masking (9-page) 3. Neurodiversity Cupcakes (9-page) 4. What do I do with an Autistic Child? (9-page) 5. Teach me about Functioning Labels (9-page) 6. Why do you seem MORE Autistic now? (9-page) 7. Spoon Theory (9-page) 8. Autism is a Dynamic Disability (9-page) 9. All Brains are Different (9-page) 10. Good Learning (9-page) 11. What does the world often misunderstand about Autistic People? (9-page) 12. Beh

This 15-page illustrated resource was designed to help primary teachers speak to their class about neurodiversity. Rather than a resource that specifically points out a particular student's neurotype, this resource highlights all the natural neurological differences within the classroom. In a positive, affirming way, of course. This resource may be printed and shared with your students and their families. The digital copy may not be distributed or resold. This resource remains the intellectual

This 14-page printable resource was designed to explain fluctuating capacity to neurodivergent kids and their families (using tech terminology). It includes: - Examples of things that can drain our mental battery - Examples of things that can recharge our mental battery - How to know if your mental battery might be getting low - A worksheet to help individuals think about their own mental battery This resource may be printed off and shared with clients and their teachers. It may be displayed, bo

The NeuroWild Starter Pack has been developed as an all-in-one pack to aid in you in the early stages of your ND journey. The pack includes a number of our best-selling resources that have been hand-picked to cover a number of key concepts for parents with ND children. This pack also includes the popular "Self-Advocacy Cards for Neurodivergent Kids" product. These resources may be shared with parents, educators, and professionals (with the NeuroWild logo intact). These resources remains the in

This 13-page word document includes: A non-exhaustive list of neurodiversity affirming goals that may be relevant for many Autistic/ADHD students (including goals related to eye contact, moving while learning, sensory and emotional regulation, mental health and wellbeing, and social communication goals). A checklist of questions that can be used to analyse current IEP goals. Three pages of specific responses (examples) that parents can give when addressing IEP goals that are rubbish. This resour

All brains are different (9-page illustration set explaining the concept of neurodiversity). This set explores the possibility of a person having a neurodivergent brain in simple, easy to understand images. Please feel free to use these images with clients, families, schools, personally, and professionally. Print them, laminate them, use them in training and presentations.

In this bundle: You get the 12-part BINC questionnaire + 50 page manual. What is it?A questionnaire designed for Allied Health Professionals to gather essential information about Neurodivergent Clients. This questionnaire can be given in full, or individual sections administered. You may fill out this questionnaire in an interview-style session with a parent/caregiver, or you can email it to them to fill out on their own. This questionnaire is also appropriate to give to teachers. Who is it fo

A 9-page infographic detailing common differences between Autistic and Neurotypical communication styles. This resource is giving more detailed info about the Double Empathy Problem, and highlights how/why miscommunication occurs so often between Autistic and Neurotypical people. This resource may be printed, given to families/educators/professionals. It may be included in trainings and handouts, and displayed. It may not be resold. The PDF may not be given to participants of workshops or trai

Set of 9 illustrations explaining Masking and its impact on Autistic individuals. Square illustrations on A4 pages. Printable, full colour. Can be used as a resource for clients, families, schools, presentations, training, handouts, posters- as long as the Neurowild logo stays on it :D

This 14-page PDF contains: A brief introduction to Interoception (what it is, why it's important for neurodivergent clients, and how we can incorporate it into speech therapy sessions). There are a handful of simple, low-cost activity suggestions to use in speech sessions, including descriptions, variations, feedback, and ways to word goals (ensuring they are firmly within a speech therapist's scope). There is a male and female worksheet (coloured and black/white) to use at the beginning of eac

I'm proud of this one. I created the NeuroWild Communication Assist Tool (CAT) to help improve communication outcomes between people who may have mismatched communication styles. It contains an initial communication settings page where individuals can consciously optimise their environment, as well as select neurodiversity-affirming accommodations and modifications to suit their social communication preferences. It also includes seven different sections containing options, prompts and script

This PDF includes: A single-page worksheet for ND kids to fill in with their adult, and then pass along to any other adult who is supporting them (e.g. coach, teacher, therapist, camp counsellor, nurse, etc). There are 2 different versions: one specifies that the child is Autistic and/or ADHD. The other is generic and doesn't specify any neurotype. They are both available in colour and B & W (for kids who want to colour them in). This resource also includes an 8-page document with examples and s

This 15-page resource looks at ways to help kids coregulate. The final page is an A4 printable worksheet that adults can use to create a proactive plan for coregulation for a child/teen/adult. It is suitable for a parent, carer, teacher, clinician, or any other adult working with neurodivergent folk. Ideally, this worksheet would be filled in by carers and other adults, collaboratively. This resource may be printed, displayed, shared with clients and families. It may be shared with schools. It

This poster was designed to be printed at A4 and A3. It contains specific prompts to help ND individuals consider their needs and self advocate. OH, and also, the image can be cut up into squares, laminated, and put on a ring for individual kids

This 23-page resource outlines the three main components required for neurodivergent kids to successfully self-advocate. As well as explaining these essential components, this resource identifies potential barriers to self-advocacy, and highlights areas for adjustment. It provides clinicians with clear steps to support their clients develop strong self-advocacy skills. This resource has been designed for clinicians, parents, teachers, professionals, and any other adults supporting neurodiverge