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High Zone Reactions in My Body: Social Story

This resource visually explains negative feelings in your body and how to return to the "OK" Zone.

High Zone Reactions in my Brain: Social Story

This resource visually explains negative emotions that can happen and how to return to the "OK" Zone.

Homecare for a Loved One Social Story

When people get older, they may need more help at home. A home health aid can make things easier.

How Trauma Looks

Human Trafficking Resource Collection

This is a collection of resources designed for self-advocates to help explain human trafficking and prevention and intervention strategies against it.

Human Trafficking Social Stories

This series of social stories provides visual guides on what human trafficking is and how to help prevent it.

Human Trafficking: Resources for Professionals

These resources were designed for supervisors and direct support staff who work with individuals with autism and intellectual disabilities. Topics covered include what human trafficking is, signs of trafficking, what to do if you suspect trafficking, and ways to prevent human trafficking. There is also a guide for supervisors on how to use these materials along with training videos available on LANTERN with their staff.

Human Trafficking: What you need to know for self-advocates

These resources were designed for individuals with autism and intellectual disabilities to learn about human trafficking. Resources include information on what it is, signs, prevention, and what to do if you suspect human trafficking.

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I’m Vaccinated, Now What? Social Stories

These social stories are a visual resource providing information for individuals about what they can do once they are fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

Introduction to Resilience Self Advocates

Introduction to Resilience Skill: Self-Advocates

Staying in your Resilient Zone or “OK” Zone helps you to keep working on your goals. But how do you know where you are in your Resilient or “OK” zone? And what can you do if you are moved out of your zone?

Introduction to Resilience Skills

Project Reassure Direct Support Professionals. Staying in the Resilient Zone or “OK” Zone helps the person you support to keep working on their goals.

Learning How to Track and Practicing Tracking

Making an Emergency Plan Social Story

This social story is part of our Emergency Preparedness collection. In this social story, you will learn how to make a plan that will help you if you experience an emergency situation.

Managing a Mental Health Crisis

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