Online Publications & Resources
The Sherlock Center offers hundreds of online resources and publications on topics across the lifespan, from early intervention to transition to person-centered thinking, employment and self-determination.
These resources are searchable in the fields below. You can search by a keyword or an exact title in the “Search All Resources” box or you can search by project/service, topic or type – form, online resource or Sherlock Center publication.
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Online Resource
Color SLapPs (iOS)
Color SLapPs is a free app for iPads designed by a speech-language pathologist to help teach children to identify the names of 12 different colors. Children are asked to find a color and are rewarded with funny sounds and visuals. Users are able to choose which colors to work on within three different levels of difficulty.
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Communication Matrix
This online tool from the Communication Matrix Foundation helps families and professionals assess the communication status, progress and needs of learners with complex sensory and learning challenges.
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Commute with Enterprise
This rideshare program matches individuals who live nearby to commute to and from work together.
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Comprehensive COS Write Ups Including all Skills in Present Levels of Development
Process updates for providing COS information for LEAs
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Consent for Virtual Visits
Use this form to obtain parental consent to conduct virtual EI visits.
- Word English 45.53 KB
- Word Spanish 42.44 KB
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Council for Exceptional Children
The Council for Exceptional Children is the largest international professional organization dedicated to improving the success of children and youth with disabilities and/or gifts and talents.
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Creating An Environment of Comfort vs Control
Caring for individuals who have experienced trauma requires creating an environment of comfort vs. control. Learn about the impact of trauma and trauma-informed approaches in this 2.5-minute animated video.
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Creating Folders in Welligent for Attached Documents
Welligent electronic record resource.
- PDF 513.56 KB
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Customizing Job Development: Un-Occupying the Workshop, One Person at a Time.
This article outlines how to conduct a discovery process to get to know who a job seeker is, what he or she knows and determine the best employment fit.
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CVI Now
The goal of CVI Now is to help foster understanding of CVI, share the lived experiences of people with CVI, follow and share the current research, give everyday strategies and build community.
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Daily Activities
Use this form when not conducting RBI or as a general means of collecting routines based information.
- PDF English 51.92 KB
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Decision Tree for Child Outcomes Summary Process
This form walks EI providers and families though a decision making process to arrive at accurate COS C Summary Statements.
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- PDF Spanish 1.07 MB
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Developing Better Child and Family Outcomes
Provider guidance for writing effective outcomes including criteria and examples
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Sherlock Center Publication
Direct Support Professional Workbook: Supporting Self-Determination in Your Everyday Work
This workbook will help direct support professionals explore their own experience of developing self-determination skills and plan ways to help those they support become more self-determined.
- PDF English 203.81 KB
- PDF Spanish 45.77 KB
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Disability is Natural
The mission of Disability is Natural is to encourage new ways of thinking about developmental disabilities, in the belief that attitudes drive actions, and changes in attitudes and actions can help create a society where all children and adults with developmental disabilities have opportunities to live the lives of their dreams, included in all areas of life.
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Disability Rights Rhode Island (DRRI)
DRRI provides free legal assistance to persons with disabilities. Services include individual representation to protect rights or to secure benefits and services; self-help information; educational programs; and administrative and legislative advocacy. The agency administers eight federally funded advocacy programs, each of which has its own eligibility criteria.