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Presenter shares practical tools — spoon theory, passports, read-aloud collections and free online resources
Summary
Stephanie recommended several low-cost tools for caregivers and teachers including spoon theory/energy meters, workplace-adjustment-style 'passports' adapted for students, free listening-rule updates and read-aloud resources (Wilmette Library example).
In the final portion of the presentation, Stephanie compiled tools families and educators can use immediately: printable 'all brains' language sheets for fridges, sensory baskets, shareable safety scripts, energy meters (gems), and an adapted workplace adjustment/passport for communicating a child's needs to new professionals. She said she would post the passport link in chat and encouraged attendees to adapt resources to their families.
Stephanie also pointed attendees to free, updated versions of 'whole body listening' and named Wilmette Library’s online reading collections as one accessible local example. Moderator Sarah read a question from Hannah asking for concrete health-passport resources; Stephanie posted a link and told attendees how to find the 'about me / workplace adjustment passport' resource on the referenced site.
