Resources for the whole family
Founder notes, frameworks, and the research behind the stories, for parents, schools and clinicians alike.
The kid in the book is the kid on your couch
Why we build every story from the specific, not the aspirational, and what that means for a child who's scared of the dark, not "kids" in general.
Naming the big feeling before it names you
A short framework (drawn from Gottman's emotion coaching) for turning a meltdown into a lesson.
What is a social narrative, really?
The evidence-based criteria explained simply, and where our templates follow the framework versus where they diverge.
Surviving the first day (theirs, not yours)
Three things to read together the night before, and one thing to leave out entirely.
Visual supports that actually get used at home
What changes when a routine chart is illustrated with the specific child, not a generic clip-art kid.
How a 12-page book gets illustrated in nine minutes
A peek at the pipeline: style locking, character consistency, and the "while you wait" tip cards.
When your child asks to be the dragon, not the knight
Letting kids write themselves the way they want to be seen, even when it surprises you.