Printables

  • Sensory Processing (General) Handout

    A quick, easy-to-read guide that explains sensory processing, signs of sensory overload and under-responsiveness, and practical strategies to support regulation at home and school.

    More information about Sensory Processing:

    Resources → Topics Areas → Daily Life, Routines, & Independence → Sensory Processing

  • Infographic titled 'Common Types of Evaluations' showing different evaluation types with icons: Developmental, Neurodevelopmental, Psychoeducational, Psychological, Neuropsychological.

    Types of Evaluations

    This visual shows common types of evaluations — including developmental, neurodevelopmental, psychological, psychoeducational, and neuropsychological — so parents can see what each assessment focuses on and how it can help their child.

  • Infographic titled "How to Find a High-Quality Evaluation" with tips for families, divided into "What to Look for" with checkmarks for clear purpose, evidence-based tools, multiple sources of information, clear explanations, actionable recommendations, and "Be Cautious About" with crosses for unclear goals, single test conclusions, limited perspective, minimal explanation, and vague recommendations.

    Quality Evaluations

    See what makes an evaluation trustworthy and effective, and learn what to watch out for — helping you feel confident in choosing the right provider for your child.

  • Flowchart titled 'The Evaluation Process' outlining four steps: 1) Referral or Concern with a speech bubble icon, 2) Intake & Planning with a clipboard icon, 3) Assessment with a puzzle piece icon, 4) Scoring & Interpretation with a magnifying glass icon.

    The Evaluation Process

    This visual shows what to expect during a child’s evaluation, from referral and intake to assessment, feedback, and recommendations — helping families feel prepared and confident throughout the process.

  • Comparison table of school-based and clinical evaluations, including location, who conducts, purpose, outcomes, and diagnosis.

    School-Based vs. Clinical Evaluations

    See the key differences between school-based evaluations (to access educational supports) and clinical/medical evaluations (to get diagnoses and guide therapies), so you can better understand which might be right for your child.

  • Getting the Most Out of Your Child's Evaluation

    "Getting the Most Out of Your Child’s Evaluation" is a practical, parent-focused guide to help families prepare for, participate in, and understand their child’s assessment. With clear tips, key questions to ask, and guidance for before, during, and after the evaluation, this handout empowers caregivers to be active partners in the process and make the results meaningful for everyday life.