Male Body Parts and Pain Scale Board for Non-Verbal Communication and Clinic
Male Body Parts Communication Board for Non-Verbal Communication | Medical & Safety Support | AAC Visual Body Chart | Autism Communication Aid
This Male Body Parts Communication Board is designed to help non-verbal and limited-verbal individuals communicate where they feel pain, discomfort, or physical sensations. Having the ability to identify and name body parts is essential for health care, safety, dignity, personal boundaries, and self-advocacy.
Created by a mom to a child with autism, this board uses simple, respectful, and clear visuals appropriate for children, teens, and adults. It is especially useful during:
• Doctor visits
• Nurse or clinic care
• School health concerns
• Body-safety instruction
• Personal care routines
• Emergency medical situations
This board also includes a visual pain scale to help caregivers understand how severe the discomfort is, even if the individual cannot verbally describe it.
WHAT’S INCLUDED (DIGITAL DOWNLOAD)
You will receive:
• 1 PDF Male Body Parts Communication Board (8.5 x 11 inches)
• High-resolution, ready-to-print file
• Laminating recommended for daily/medical use
Includes:
• “I Feel…”
• Pain Scale Levels 1–6
Body Part Visuals:
ankle, arm, back, back of head, bellybutton, bottom, calf, chest, chin, ear, elbow, eyes, face, feet, fingers, forehead, hair, hands, head, heel, hip, jaw, knee, legs, lips, mouth, neck, nose, shin, shoulders, side, skin, stomach, teeth, thigh, throat, thumb, toes, tongue, waist, wrist, penis (shown in a non-graphic, medical-style icon)
All illustrations are educational, non-sexual, and age-appropriate.
HOW TO USE
✔ Use during medical, school, therapy, or personal care situations
✔ Encourage pointing, tapping, eye-gazing, or guided hand use
✔ Store in:
• IEP/school communication binders
• Nurse’s office care folders
• Hospital/clinic visual boards
• At home for daily communication
This supports:
• Body awareness
• Safety and personal boundaries
• Clear health communication
• Reduced anxiety during care
WHO BENEFITS
This resource is helpful for individuals with:
• Autism
• Apraxia of Speech
• Down Syndrome
• Sensory Processing Disorder
• Developmental Delays
• Chronic illness or frequent medical visits
• Hospitalized or medically fragile children
• AAC users
IMPORTANT
This is a digital download.
No physical item will be shipped.
Your file will be available immediately after purchase.
ABOUT THE SHOP
Created by a mom to a child with autism. Every communication resource is thoughtfully designed from real-life experience to support comfort, clarity, independence, and safety.
This male body parts communication board is ideal for parents, speech therapists, occupational therapists, special education teachers, nurses, caregivers, and medical providers supporting non-verbal communication during health and personal care situations. Perfect for autism communication systems, school nurse offices, pediatric therapy centers, early intervention programs, AAC learning environments, hospital patient communication support, trauma-informed care, and daily routines where visual communication promotes safety, dignity, and self-advocacy.
Digital Downloads are NON-Refundable.
ALL products are for personal use ONLY and NOT for re-sale
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