Useful Kit

It’s a good idea to get into the habit of taking useful resources with you every time you see a person with a cognitive or communication difficulty.

Examples of what to have in your kit bag:

• Pen and paper
• Positive/negative scales (thumbs up/down, tick/cross, happy/sad face)
• Supporting pictures
• Visual analogue scale – laminated and paper copies
• Yes/no written choice/cards
• G-AP access manual and log book including laminated cards for each stage