✅ Daily Living Skills (ADLs & IADLs) *coming soon
Course overview
Lesson Overview

16.4 – Creating Visual Cues for Important Tasks: Visual cues turn memory into something you can see. Sticky notes, color-coded folders, or labeled containers act as reminders that prompt the brain to recall what needs to be done. Our brains respond quickly to patterns, color, and imagery because visuals activate multiple areas of memory at once. Placing cues in visible areas—like a note on the mirror or a checklist on the fridge—reduces mental strain and helps you stay consistent. These small signals turn habits into routines and prevent forgetfulness before it happens. When visuals are paired with consistent timing, your brain learns to connect images with actions, reinforcing recall automatically. Whether organizing bills or tracking medications, clear visual prompts make daily life simpler and less stressful. Over time, these cues become reliable partners in maintaining structure, confidence, and independence.

About this course

Practical training to help individuals independently manage personal care, household tasks, and community responsibilities, building confidence and self-sufficiency in daily life.

This course includes:
  • Progress tracking so you can see how far you’ve come
  • Supportive materials you can download and keep for future use
  • Flexibility to work at your own pace, when it fits your schedule

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