This 18-page resource is designed to support adults with aphasia or other communication challenges by breaking everyday tasks into clear, easy-to-understand visual sequences. Each routine includes simple images, limited text, and a predictable layout that helps reduce cognitive load and improve task success.
Visual schedules are an essential tool for supporting individuals with aphasia. They help compensate for difficulties with verbal comprehension by providing visual structure, clear expectations, and step-by-step guidance that users can follow independently or with caregiver/SLP support.
What’s Included:
18 US Letter Sized (8.5 x 11 inches) Routine Sequences(13) 4-step routines for hygiene, meals, chores, walking, and bedtime
(5) 6-step bathroom routines:
– Washing hands
– Brushing teeth
– Taking a shower
– Using the toilet (sitting & standing)Pictures are a combination of photos and graphics
Perfect For:
• Speech-language pathologists (SLPs)
• Stroke recovery programs
• Caregivers and home health aides
• Adults with aphasia, dementia, or brain injury
• Life skills instruction and functional communication
Great for home carryover, therapy sessions, or independent living practice.
Daily Home Routines | Visual 4-Step & 6-Step Sequences for Aphasia & Adult ASD
This product is intended for personal or single-classroom use only. All Hands On Language holds the Intellectual Property Rights to this product. Please do not... redistribute this product, change this product, or sell this product as your own. Not for Resale.
Aphasia is a communication disorder that makes it hard for a person to use or understand language. It can affect speaking, understanding, reading, and writing—but it does not change intelligence. With the right supports, visuals, and communication tools, people with aphasia can stay connected and express their needs more confidently.
