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A QR code in your wallet for moments when words won't come
Selective mutism, an anxiety attack, fatigue that makes speaking impossible. Having a QR code accessible in a few seconds can turn a moment when words won't come into a moment that…
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Multiple care providers: passing on behavioral needs to each practitioner
Pediatrician, dentist, physiotherapist, speech therapist: a child with specific needs adds up the appointments. A shared profile passes on the behavioral needs for a good welcome t…
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Sports and leisure activities, preparing the supervising team
Holiday camp, sports club, leisure centre. The supervisors rotate, and the child sometimes changes their main contact every two weeks. A well-prepared profile avoids starting from …
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Family travel: a QR code for hosts and restaurants
On holiday, brief encounters multiply: host, restaurant owner, site guide, shuttle driver. A shared profile avoids repeated explanations and lets each person adapt in a few seconds…
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Children's birthday parties: getting the host home ready
Children's birthday parties are rich moments but also demanding ones for a child with specific needs. A shared profile gives the host parent the keys to anticipate sensory peaks an…
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Explaining once to friends what you no longer feel like repeating
With close friends, the trust is there, but the desire to re-explain everything wears thin. A QR code shared just once can prevent misunderstandings that pile up and end up straini…
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RQTH (official recognition of disabled worker status, in France) and communication, informing people without explaining yourself on a loop
The RQTH (official recognition of disabled worker status, in France) opens up rights, but it does not say how to work with a person. Many employees feel they have to re-explain eve…
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Changing schools mid-year: transferring the profile without losing the thread
A house move, a change of setting, a switch from primary to secondary school mid-year. The shared profile makes sure that what was built elsewhere isn't lost, and gives new contact…
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Open-plan offices and sensory hypersensitivity, being understood without isolating yourself
Wearing headphones, stepping out of a noisy meeting, avoiding certain rooms. These actions can be read as withdrawal. A shared profile prevents misunderstandings and opens the way …
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School trip: preparing for the unexpected for a child who self-regulates a lot
A school trip upends every routine: travel, a new environment, eating outdoors, crowds. A shared profile gives chaperones and the staff at the sites being visited what they need to…
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The direct manager, a key contact for accommodations
The direct manager is often the first to notice the effect of an accommodation, and the best placed to adjust it. A profile shared ahead of time makes the conversation simpler, and…
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Tough recess time: informing the supervisors discreetly
Recess concentrates noise, stimulation and potential conflict. For a child who self-regulates a lot, it's often the most demanding moment. A shared profile gives supervisors the ke…
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