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ABC Tracker
Track what happened before, during, and after a behavior so you can spot patterns and share observations with your BCBA.
Open ABC TrackerReal support for real family life
Practical support for every step of the autism journey.
Tools, guides, and resources to help you feel more organized, prepared, and supported at home, at school, and along the way.
Practical toolsYou can actually use
Made by an RBTWith real experience
You're not aloneSupport at every step
Shelf 1
Get Organized
Keep the information you need in one place, so you can spend less time searching for it.
- Organize important information
- Keep track of appointments
- Find helpful templates and trackers
- Feel more prepared for meetings
Coming soon
Appointment Notes
Take organized notes and prepare for your next appointment.
Learn more about Appointment NotesComing soon
Important Documents
A simple guide to the documents you may need and how to keep them organized.
Learn more about Important DocumentsShelf 2
Make a Plan
Know what usually comes next, so each step feels less like a surprise and more like a plan.
- See what to expect after a diagnosis
- Prepare for IEP and ARD meetings
- Set goals you can actually track
- Plan the next transition early
Coming soon
Next Steps Roadmap
A plain-language map of what typically happens after a diagnosis and who to call first.
Learn more about Next Steps RoadmapComing soon
IEP Meeting Prep
Questions to ask, what to bring, and a one-page summary you can hand to the team.
Learn more about IEP Meeting PrepComing soon
Goal Planner
Break a big goal into small, countable steps you can celebrate at home.
Learn more about Goal PlannerComing soon
Transition Checklist
Everything to line up before a new school, new teacher, or new routine.
Learn more about Transition ChecklistShelf 3
Everyday Life
Simple, practical tools for the moments that happen every single day.
- Smoother mornings and bedtimes
- Fewer surprises at mealtime
- Outings that go better
- Visual tools your child understands
Coming soon
Visual Schedules
Printable picture schedules for the routines your child does every day.
Learn more about Visual SchedulesComing soon
Morning & Bedtime Routines
Step-by-step routine cards that make transitions predictable.
Learn more about Morning & Bedtime RoutinesComing soon
Mealtime Helpers
Gentle strategies for picky eating and calmer family dinners.
Learn more about Mealtime HelpersComing soon
Outings Toolkit
A grab-and-go kit for the grocery store, the doctor, and family trips.
Learn more about Outings ToolkitShelf 4
Support at Home
Tools for you, your child, and your whole family, because support works best when everyone has some.
- Take care of yourself, too
- Help siblings understand
- Build a calm-down space
- Keep the whole family on the same page
Coming soon
Parent Care Guide
Small, realistic ways to refill your own tank on hard weeks.
Learn more about Parent Care GuideComing soon
Sibling Support
Conversation starters and activities so brothers and sisters feel included.
Learn more about Sibling SupportComing soon
Calm-Down Corner Kit
How to set up a safe, low-cost calming space at home.
Learn more about Calm-Down Corner KitComing soon
Family Communication Board
A shared board so everyone knows the plan for the day.
Learn more about Family Communication BoardWhy it matters
Small, useful things, within reach.
The Support Shelf is a small, growing library of printable tools for families whose kids are in ABA therapy. Each one does a single job well: organize, prepare, notice, and write down what happened.
Made by Kyle Stringham, a Registered Behavior Technician who works with kids in ABA therapy and sees what their parents carry. These tools record and organize; they don't make clinical claims, and nothing here tells you what to do about a behavior. Read a note from the founder
- Practical & parent-friendly
- Made by an RBT
- Observe, don't diagnose
You don't have to figure everything out alone.
Choose a shelf, take one tool, and use it this week. The rest can wait until it can't.
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