Shifts and notes

Handover

Quiet night. John slept well and is looking forward to the library group.

Health

Autism spectrum disorder, Sensory processing sensitivity, Seasonal asthma

Medication

Reliever inhaler as required. Worker prompt only, self-administered.

Communication

Short sentences, allow processing time, avoid raised voices.

Mobility

Independent. Tires on long community outings.

Personal care

Independent with prompting for morning routine.

Behaviour

Withdrawal and pacing when overwhelmed. No restrictive practices in place.

Triggers

Crowded shopping centres, Unannounced changes to routine

Strategies

Offer a quiet space and reduce demands | Give ten minutes notice before any change | Use the visual plan on the fridge

Today's goals

Increase community participation | Build independence with morning routine

General support

• Handover reviewed
• Breakfast
• Medication prompt
• Personal care - shower
• Hydration through the day
• Community access
• Lunch
• Laundry

John specific

• Support John to select clothing independently where appropriateOT recommendation - increase independence with dressing
• Offer the planned library reading groupGoal - increase community participation
• Give ten minutes notice before leaving the houseApproved strategy - reduce escalation risk