Ability Advisor-AI-powered Support Tool

Example

Providing structured schedules and visual aids to help a child with Down syndrome understand and follow daily activities.

Scenario

For example, creating a visual schedule using symbols or pictures that represent different parts of the day—breakfast, school, playtime, and bedtime—helping the child anticipate what’s coming next and reduce anxiety.

Example

Offering solutions to reduce sensory overload for children with sensory processing disorders, such as suggesting appropriate sensory toys or modifications in the home environment.

Scenario

For instance, advising on the use of a quiet corner equipped with sensory mats and toys that can help a child with autism decompress from sensory overload in a controlled, safe manner.

Example

Teaching alternative communication methods like sign language, PECS (Picture Exchange Communication System), or the use of technology aids for non-verbal children.

Scenario

Guiding a parent on how to use PECS with a non-verbal child with cerebral palsy, facilitating basic requests and improving communication between the child and caregiver.

Example

Advising on positive reinforcement techniques and tailored behavioral interventions that are respectful and effective.

Scenario

For a child with behavioral challenges due to ADHD, suggesting structured tasks broken into small, manageable steps with rewards for each completed task to encourage positive behavior.