Coping & Regulation · CR-10
Regulation Strategy Choice Board
Communicate a preferred support or action when words may be difficult.
Clinical review required
Ages 4+
1-5 minutes
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How to use it
- Look at the available choices or ask someone to show them one at a time.
- Point, look, touch, sign, or say a choice if you want.
- Choose something else, stop, or ask for support at any time.
Reflection prompts
- Which choices should stay on your board?
- Which choices are unavailable or not comfortable?
- How should another person respond when you select one?
Facilitator guidance
Offer only safe, genuinely available choices and honor the person's communication method. The board supports communication; it must not restrict choice or replace individualized AAC guidance.
Adaptations & accessibility
- Customize symbols, photos, language, spacing, and access method with the AAC team when applicable.
- Use a two-choice strip or partner-assisted scanning.
- Add a clear stop, no, different choice, and support option.
Review considerations
Standard licensed-clinician and AAC/accessibility review required before use.
This is a layout-complete draft. Complete the stated clinical, accessibility, and local-policy review before client use or publication.
