✔ Uses pictures and short text

 

Each step has:

• a simple picture

• very short text

This helps people with:

• dyslexia

• learning disabilities

• autism

• anxiety

• communication difficulties

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✔ Predictability reduces anxiety

Knowing the order of events helps people feel calmer.

For example:

Instead of worrying about the unknown, they can see:

“First this happens… then this happens…”

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✔ Positive ending

The “Get treat ⭐” at the end is clever.

This is often used in:

• autism support

• pediatric care

• behavioural support

It creates a reward and positive association with visiting the doctor.

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One small improvement (from an accessibility point of view)

If we were improving it for adult accessibility training, we might:

• change “Get treated” → “Appointment finished” or “You can go home.”

• make text slightly larger

• Add colour contrast

Overall, it’s a strong example of an Easy Read.

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Why is this useful for your training

You could include it in a slide titled:

“Visual Schedules Help People Understand Appointments.”

Then explain that visual schedules are commonly used in:

• healthcare

• schools

• disability support services

• autism support