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Teens are more likely to engage when they set the goals. Ask what they want to get better at before suggesting anything.
Focus on skills that lead somewhere: laundry, cooking one meal, managing a schedule, getting to appointments on time.
Let them own the tokens entirely. Your role is to notice, not to award.
A starter kit includes a shirt and a full set of reward tokens.
Shop starter kitsLearn how to support toilet training for an autistic child using visual supports, tokens, positive reinforcement, and a flexible approach that adapts as your child progresses.
Learn how to set achievable goals for children by breaking big goals into small, clear steps they can reach this week — and celebrate every win along the way.
Reward charts have helped families for decades. The one thing they never solved was staying with the child. Here is why portability changes the outcome.
