Free Clinical Resources
Practical, Body-First Tools for Pediatric Professionals
Whether you're looking for printable handouts, clinical guides, checklists, or professional toolkits, these free resources are designed to help you strengthen clinical reasoning and support meaningful participation.
Developed by Dr. Cara Koscinski and the Executive Function Institute, each resource reflects a body-first, participation-focused, neurodiversity-affirming approach to pediatric practice.
Who Do the Resources Support?
Therapists
Evidence-informed tools, visuals, and structured activities that support clinical reasoning and intervention for children developing executive function and body awareness skills.
Educators
Practical classroom strategies and visual supports that help students strengthen organization, regulation, planning, and participation during everyday classroom routines.
Families
Simple guides and activities that help children practice planning, emotional regulation, and body awareness in supportive and meaningful ways at home.
Featured Free Resource
Back-to-School Clinical Toolkit™
A Body-First Guide to Supporting Participation, Regulation, and Executive Function
FREE
A practical toolkit filled with classroom strategies, observation tools, environmental supports, and participation-focused ideas for therapists and educators.
Browse Free Resources
🌳 Interoception
From Roots to Fruit™
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Interoception Quick Reference (coming soon)
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Clinical Observation Checklist (coming soon)
🚂 Executive Function
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Executive Function Visual Supports (coming soon)
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Homework Success Guide (coming soon)
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Executive Function Quick Start Guide (coming soon)
📚 Documentation & Clinical Reasoning
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Present Level Checklist (coming soon)
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SMART Goal Writing Guide (coming soon)
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Documentation Language Guide (coming soon)
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Clinical Observation Forms (coming soon)
👨👩👧 Families
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Helping Children Understand Their Bodies (coming soon)
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Home Executive Function Supports (coming soon)
Why Our Resources Are Different
At the Executive Function Institute™, we believe meaningful participation begins with understanding the whole child, not simply changing behavior.
Every resource is designed to help clinicians and educators:
✔ Strengthen clinical reasoning
✔ Understand participation through a body-first lens
✔ Identify strengths before barriers
✔ Support executive function access
✔ Build meaningful participation across everyday life
Looking for More?
If you've found these resources helpful, explore our professional clinical systems and assessments for more in-depth learning.