Neuro Nav/Nina

Title: Neuro-Nav & Neuro-Nina: Navigating Life’s Challenges with Neurodiversity (Volumes 1-5 which includes 1 set for each character so 10 pages in total)

This resource is a unique hybrid educational tool that blends the structure of a Social Story with the depth of a Reflective Learning Guide. Designed specifically for neurodivergent children (including those with Autism and ADHD), it uses a relatable comic-strip format to navigate common school-based challenges.

The Hybrid Approach

• As a Social Story: It provides clear, visual step-by-step "scripts" and "plans" for navigating difficult social and sensory situations, such as loud lunchrooms , overwhelming projects , and joining peer groups.
• As a Reflective Tool: It doesn’t just show the "correct" way; it validates the initial struggle. By depicting the character’s "Volume One" experience (overload, meltdowns, and impulsivity) followed by their "Volume Two" success (using tools like ear loops, sunrise alarms, and task boards), it allows children to reflect on their own feelings and see that a "bad day" can be managed with the right strategies.

Empower your students or children with this comprehensive visual guide to emotional regulation and social navigation. This digital download features two relatable characters, Nav and Nina, as they navigate the sensory and social hurdles of a typical school day.

What’s Included:

• Volume 1: Sensory Success – Managing lunchtime noise and smells using "ear loops" and finding safe spaces.
• Volume 2: Morning Routines – Overcoming school anxiety and "jarring" alarms with mindfulness and sunrise clocks.
• Volume 3: Project Planning – Moving from "meltdown" to "done" using visual task boards and breaking down big tasks.
• Volume 4: Testing Triumphs – Handling exam stress and physical fatigue through rest breaks and assistive technology (laptops).
• Volume 5: Social Connections – Learning polite "social scripts" to join games and contribute ideas without being impulsive.

Perfect for:

• Special Education Teachers looking for modern social stories.
• Parents seeking a way to discuss "meltdowns" without shame.
• Occupational Therapists focusing on sensory integration and self-regulation.