Customized Autism Learning Box

The Customized Autism Learning Box is designed around the individual strengths, interests,
communication style, sensory preferences, and developmental goals of an autistic child.can you

Activities may focus on:

• Functional communication

• Visual learning

• Matching and sorting

• Play development

• Joint attention

• Following directions

• Transitions

• Daily routines

• Emotional regulation

• Fine motor development

• Early executive functioning

• Independence
   

The box may include visual schedules, First/Then supports, communication visuals, reinforcement tools, personalized learning activities, and a parent implementation guide.

This is a developmental learning resource and does not replace formal ABA treatment, speech therapy, occupational therapy, psychological testing, or other licensed services.

 

What May Be Included in a Customized Box?

Each box will vary based on the child’s age, needs, interests, and goals. Materials may include:

• Matching cards

• Sorting activities

• Picture cards

• Visual schedules

• First/Then boards

• Token or reinforcement charts

• Emotion cards

• Fine motor tools

• Simple puzzles

• Pattern activities

• Sequencing cards

• Choice boards

• Communication visuals

• Parent instruction cards

• Weekly activity calendars

• Progress-tracking sheets

Small parts will only be included when developmentally appropriate. Adult supervision is required when children use box materials.
 

How the Process Works
 

Step 1: Choose a Box or Package

Parents may select a general Development Box™ or schedule a consultation for a more personalized learning program.
 

Step 2: Tell Us About Your Child

You will complete a brief questionnaire about your child’s:

• Age

• Interests

• Strengths

• Communication style

• Current skills

• Areas of concern

• Sensory preferences

• Developmental goals
   

Step 3: Your Box Is Personalized

Activities and materials are selected based on the information provided. Customized boxes may also include individualized visuals, routines, and parent instructions.
 

Step 4: Practice at Home

Parents use the activities during short, positive learning sessions incorporated into everyday routines and play.
 

Step 5: Build New Skills

Families may schedule follow-up consultation or parent coaching as their child progresses and develops new goals.

Parent Coaching Add-On

Families may add a 60-minute Parent Coaching Session for $150.

During the session, parents can learn:

• How to introduce each activity

• How to keep learning positive

• How to use reinforcement appropriately

• How to respond when a child loses interest

• How to build activities into daily routines

• How to adjust an activity to make it easier or more challenging

• How to track progress

• When to move on to a new skill