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Thirty approaches to explore through their purpose, evidence and everyday use. Start with the young person, the context and what they want to make possible.

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A006Open BetaVisual and anticipatory supports

Keeping plans, instructions and choices available in an understandable format, with adults checking meaning, updating changes and preserving a way to question or stop.

Thinking, attention & action · Communication & connectionExplore this approach A013Open BetaMindfulness

Mindfulness invites chosen attention to present experience. Explore a practice the young person can influence and stop, without promising calm or overlooking practical concerns and other support.

Thinking, attention & actionExplore this approach A016Open BetaExecutive-function scaffolding

Executive-function scaffolding makes steps, materials and reminders available when they are needed. Explore whether a practical support reduces effort and improves access without becoming another organisational demand.

Thinking, attention & actionExplore this approach A023Open BetaStructured teaching

Making an activity’s materials, sequence, scope and stopping point clearer, while preserving choice and checking whether the organisation is understandable and useful.

Thinking, attention & actionExplore this approach

Familiar names are finding aids. Named programmes and wider approach families retain their own boundaries within the entries.

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