Digital Downloads

Practical tools you can use straight away.

Our digital downloads include guides, toolkits, and printable resources designed to support everyday life at home, school, and in the community. Whether you’re looking for quick ideas, helpful explanations, or ready-to-use tools, these resources are designed to be clear, flexible, and easy to apply in real-world settings

What to Expect in Our Digital Downloads

Our digital downloads are designed to be practical, easy to use, and helpful in everyday environments. Depending on the resource, you may find:

• Handouts and tip sheets – Short, easy-to-read resources that explain key ideas and share practical tips. A great place to get started or to have a quick reference for important information.

• Workbooks – More detailed resources designed to support deeper understanding and application. These may include learning content, reflection prompts, activities, or guided learning.

• Resource packages and toolkits – Collections of related tools and supports designed around a specific topic, interest, or area of development. These may include structured activities, templates, worksheets, visual supports, and other practical resources.

• Practical tools – Strategies, activity ideas, visual supports, checklists, and templates that can be used in everyday routines.

Digital downloads

$50

Cooking with Confidence

Cooking with Confidence is a practical, family-friendly resource designed to build planning, motor skills, and independence in the kitchen. Includes six simple recipes with step-by-step visual instructions, skill-building tips for executive functioning and fine motor development, safety guidance, and printable reflection worksheets to support learning through everyday cooking.

$50

Crafting with Confidence - Level One

Crafting with Confidence is a hands-on resource designed to build planning, fine motor skills, and independence through creative play. Includes six simple crafts with visual instructions, plus safety tips and reflection worksheets. Level One supports those developing their ability to sustain attention, follow steps, and use fine motor skills. Activities are designed for shared participation and guided adult support.

$50

Supporting Aphasia: Communication Your Way

A practical, 53-page workbook for navigating life with aphasia. It breaks down what aphasia means, what might change, and what can help, paired with flexible, real-life activities and strategies to support communication, self-advocacy, and everyday interactions at your own pace.

$40

Aphasia Extended Practice Pack

The Aphasia Extended Practice Pack provides 55+ pages of structured, practical activities to help build confidence with communication. It is designed to be used alongside the Supporting Aphasia Workbook, offering more opportunities to practise key strategies, strengthen word finding, and build everyday communication skills through guided, repeatable exercises.

$40

Neurodivergent Series: ADHD Workbook

A neuroaffirming ADHD workbook designed to help you and your child understand how their brain works and what supports help them thrive. Developed by Peninsula Plus psychologists, it blends clear explanations with hands-on activities to build awareness, confidence, and practical strategies together.

$40

Neurodivergent Series: Autism Workbook

A neuroaffirming Autism workbook designed to help you and your child understand Autism and build supports that work. Developed by Peninsula Plus psychologists, it combines clear guidance with collaborative activities to support confidence, identity, and everyday life.

$20

Cognitive-Communication Activity Pack: Everyday Object Matching

Support thinking, understanding, and everyday problem-solving with this practical matching activity. It helps individuals connect spoken or written descriptions to real-life objects, building skills used in daily situations such as following instructions, identifying items, and understanding conversations. Includes 36 object cards and 36 matching description cards.

$20

Cognitive-Communication Activity Pack: Food Sorting (Sweet & Savoury)

Build thinking and organisation skills through this simple, everyday sorting task. This activity supports individuals to group foods into categories, strengthening decision-making and reasoning in ways that reflect real-life situations such as shopping, cooking, and choosing meals. Includes 36 food cards and a Sweet vs Savoury sorting mat.

$17

Cognitive-Communication Activity Pack: Organising Everyday Spaces (Bathroom Cabinet)

Practise planning and organisation through a meaningful, real-life task. This activity supports individuals to follow a visual model and organise items step-by-step, building attention, sequencing, and functional problem-solving skills for everyday routines. Includes 20 item cards, 1 model layout, and 1 empty cabinet template.

Free

Characteristics of Learning and Language Difficulties

An overview of common challenges experienced by students with language and learning difficulties, including attention, comprehension, vocabulary, processing speed, organising work, and following directions, with a strong focus on the value of visual supports.

Free

Inclusive Celebration Tips: Deaf and Hard of Hearing

Practical, supportive ideas for making birthdays, holidays, and celebrations more inclusive for Deaf and Hard of Hearing people of all ages. This resource focuses on simple, meaningful adjustments that support communication, reduce listening fatigue, and create environments where everyone can connect and participate comfortably.

Free

LSVT LOUD® Overview

An overview of the evidence-based LSVT LOUD® program for people with Parkinson’s disease and other neurological conditions. Explains how it improves loudness, clarity, confidence, and communication through intensive practice. Designed to complement Speech Pathology-led therapy, not as a standalone approach.

Free

People Play

A practical resource focused on early interaction, shared attention, and connection through simple “people games.” Includes ideas like action songs, peekaboo, chasey games, clapping routines, and turn-taking movement play to support communication through fun, relationship-based connection.

Free

Practising Speech Sounds at Home

Simple do’s and don’ts for helping your child practise speech sounds outside the clinic. Covers how to keep practice positive, playful, and pressure-free, with tips for praise, repetition, and using mirrors or cues.

Free

SLOP Strategies for Clearer Speech

A quick-reference handout teaching the SLOP approach: Slow down, Loud voice, Over-articulate, Pause. Helpful for people with reduced speech clarity, including neurological speech changes.

Free

Strategies for Communicating with a Person Who Has Aphasia

A practical guide for families, carers, and staff. Covers how to to support understanding and expression, repair breakdowns, maintain dignity, and avoid common unhelpful habits, all with warmth and respect.

Free

Supporting Non-Speaking Adults with Dignity and Respect

A values-based guide to respectful communication and inclusion. It emphasises assuming competence, supporting autonomy, avoiding harmful habits, and using communication tools so every adult can participate with dignity.

Free

Supporting Phonological Awareness

A practical guide to building the sound skills that support reading and spelling. Includes fun ideas like nursery rhymes, rhyme games, sound treasure hunts, syllable clapping, and early phonics activities to use at home.

Free

Teaching Prepositions

A parent-friendly handout explaining prepositions (like in, on, under, next to) and why they matter for language development. Includes easy strategies (model, repeat, highlight) plus everyday activities and a helpful progression chart.

Free

Tree of Communication

A visual framework showing how communication grows from strong foundations, like connection, regulation, and interaction, before speech and language skills can flourish.

Free

WRAPP Memory Strategies

A simple, memorable framework for supporting everyday memory: Write it, Repeat it, Associate it, Picture it, Place it. Includes real-life examples for routines, reminders, and reducing frustration.

Free

What does a Speech Pathologist Do?

A clear introduction to the wide range of supports speech pathologists provide across the lifespan, including speech, language, social communication, voice, fluency, feeding/swallowing, literacy, and cognitive communication.

Free

What does an Occupational Therapist Do?

A clear introduction to the wide range of supports Occupational Therapists provide across the lifespan, including daily living skills, sensory processing, play, fine and gross motor development, emotional regulation, executive functioning, school and workplace participation, and equipment or environmental modifications.

Free

Word-Finding Strategies for Aphasia

A supportive resource for adults with aphasia and their communication partners. Outlines practical tools to help when words feel “stuck,” including gestures, describing, first sounds, drawing, writing, using aids, and taking time.

Browse by Topic

Explore resources across a range of topics to find the support most relevant to you.

ADHD

Aphasia

Autism

Communication

Early Intervention

Executive Functioning

Fine Motor Skills

Hearing

Inclusion

Language

Learning

Life Skills

Literacy

Neurodiversity

Play

Sensory Processing

Speech/Articulation

Swallowing

Thinking & Memory

Voice

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