Publications

Take control of your time and take control of your child's progress by using these record keeping tools to identify patterns in behavior and effective strategies. Open up communication between you and your child's teachers and therapists. Designed for the caretaker of Autistic, ADHD, and other neurodiversities to keep track of the progress, regression, strategies, appointments, and so much more. Beyond maintaining the day-to-day schedule, this planner includes:

IEP Planning to organize where strategies need to be added, subtracted or modified before you walk into that yearly meeting.

Progress tracking that can be provided to a variety of therapists to identify what strategies they are using, what is working, what is not working, and identify triggers.

Goal setting that can be used at home, in therapy, or at school.

Teacher reports that can be used monthly to identify what strategies are being used in the classroom to assist in IEP development and track what assignments your child is needing help.

Weekly and Monthly schedules to track therapies, play dates, Dr appointments, and more.

Infinite Hollow is a care farm specializing in Autism education. The most recent research is showing there is a significant correlation between an Autistic child's success rate and the care given by the caretaker. We are hoping to provide you with affordable, supportive materials to help you make the best choices for your child and the means to accomplish your goals.

A fun coloring book using animals to introduce letter recognition. Each letter has a series of activities that allow the new reader to interact with the letter to promote recognition without drill and practice exercises. Use as a learning tool, or travel activity, to introduce or reinforce learned knowledge.

Keep track of your Service Dog in Training's progress, and provide documentation of your Service Dog's training, with this guided training journal.

This publication is currently under review and should be available soon.

GoatSense

The Comprehensive Social Emotional Learning (SEL) Curriculum for Neurodiverse Children

Research based curriculum designed by an educator and mother and of an Autistic child that uses the simplicity of animals to teach Social Emotional Learning (SEL) to neurodiverse students and those recovering from trauma. With 52 main activities, and an ever-expanding list of additional activities, GoatSense focuses on the natural reactions of animals to teach interactions with natural results

Most unique about GoatSense is the curriculum is exponentially more in-depth than traditional SEL programs to include complex situations, self-protection, and other complicated dynamics. It also focuses heavily on teaching the caregiver the application of the lessons, how to manipulate the lesson to adjust to the learner, and how to assess for what adjustments may be needed to get the most out of the program.

This publication is currently in production.