Supporting neurodivergent children works best when we start with curiosity, not correction. Many families come to psychology or behaviour support feeling worried about behaviours, emotions, or daily challenges. What children often bring into the room, though, is something much simpler and more important: their interests, their ways of communicating, and their need to feel safe and understood. At One Step Ahead, our work with children is grounded in the belief that behaviour i

Free emotions matching game to support with learning through play.

This free Emotional Regulation Choice Board is a simple visual tool that helps people communicate what they need when feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or upset. Perfect for carers, support workers, teachers, and individuals, it includes twelve calming strategies and space for personalised options. Print, laminate, and use it to support emotional awareness, self regulation, and choice making.