This session forms part of this year's Neurominded Early Learning Webinar Series

Further information about the series and other webinars included in the course is available here https://collections.humanitix.com/neurominded-webinar-series-2026

Session overview

Visual supports make invisible concepts and expectations visible.

This practical session explores how natural cues and visual supports can be used consistently and creatively to support understanding, predictability and independence for all children. Participants will reflect on how natural visual cues and concrete resources support communication, transitions, emotional regulation and participation across daily routines.

The session emphasises thoughtful, respectful use of visuals as part of inclusive practice to offer proactive support that set children up for success.

What we’ll explore in this session

During this 2‑hour webinar, we will explore:

Why visual supports are effective for many learners
Different types of visual supports and their purposes
Using visual elements to support routines, transitions and regulation
Embedding visual aids and cues consistently across the day
Practical examples educators can adapt to their own settings

The focus is on sustainable, everyday use of visuals in early learning environments.

Contact the host of The Power of Visual Supports