About Feeling Visible

FAQ: About Feeling Visible

This FAQ answers common questions parents, carers, and educators often have about Feeling Visible. It’s okay not to have all the answers — building emotional safety and understanding takes time.

What is Feeling Visible?

Feeling Visible creates sensory‑friendly, neurodivergent‑affirming visual guides that make everyday moments clearer and easier to navigate.
Our tools are designed to reduce overwhelm, support emotional safety, and offer gentle structure for children, families, educators, and ND adults.

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Who are these guides for?

Anyone who benefits from clear visuals, soft language, and predictable layouts.
This includes neurodivergent children, ND adults, families, teachers, therapists, and community settings that want to be more accessible.

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What makes your guides sensory‑friendly?

We use low‑stim colours, simple icons, uncluttered layouts, and calm, plain language.
Everything is designed to feel gentle, steady, and emotionally safe — especially for people who find busy visuals or complex wording overwhelming.

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How should I use these guides?

There’s no single right way.
You can use them:

• during routines

• before transitions

• as calm starting points

• to explain feelings or energy levels

• to support sensory needs

• to reduce uncertainty in daily life

Follow the pace and preferences of the person using them.

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Are these guides child‑friendly or adult‑facing?

Both.
Some guides are designed for children with soft visuals and simple steps.
Others offer context and clarity for grown‑ups supporting ND children or navigating their own sensory needs.

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Do I need training to use these tools?

No.
Every guide is designed to be used immediately, without specialist knowledge.
They’re practical, intuitive, and shaped by lived experience.

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What makes Feeling Visible different from other resources?

We focus on relational clarity, not clinical language.
Our guides are warm, accessible, and grounded in real daily moments — not worksheets, diagnostics, or behaviour charts.
Everything is built to feel safe, inclusive, and genuinely supportive.

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Can these guides be used in schools or therapy settings?

Yes.
They work well in classrooms, therapy rooms, home environments, and community spaces.
The visuals are neutral and adaptable, making them easy to integrate into existing routines.

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How do you decide what to create next?

We listen to families, ND adults, and educators.
Feedback shapes every new resource, helping us expand into more areas of daily life where clarity and emotional safety are needed.

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Can I suggest a topic or request a guide?

Yes.
We welcome suggestions, accessibility feedback, and collaboration enquiries.
You can reach us through the Contact page — we read every message with care and will respond within 24 hours.