Phil for support
You don't have to work out how to help them on your own.
Understand what helps them, know what to say, and bring the right people in.
For parents, carers, teachers and support workers.
For the person you support
Everything that helps them, in one place.
Their own tools for the hard parts of the day.
Atlas support profiles
The page that explains them
What helps and what to avoid, written once. Print it, so nobody starts from zero.
Steady Space
Calm, built around their day
Two-minute resets for the school gate, after a hard day, or at bedtime.
Roleplay
Practise it before it is real
Ordering at a café, asking a teacher for help, a first shift, a tricky customer. Rehearsed safely first.
Routines and Activities
Off the screen, into real life
Free printable routine charts and activity packs for the fridge, the kitchen table and the park.
Watch & Try and Brain Games
Learning that holds their attention
Short games and videos that turn “I’m bored” into “can I try that?”
Assessments
A clear place to start
A short check-in that shows where things are hard, and what to try first.
For you
Know what to say, and when.
Your private page for each person. Phil uses it to help you prepare.
“How do I tell Sam we are moving house?”
- 1Tell him the night before you start packing, not on the day.
- 2Start with what stays the same: his room, his things, his routines.
- 3Text it first, then talk, the way that already works for him.
- Prepare with Phil
- Practical steps for a tricky moment.
- Rehearse it first
- Practise the words before you say them.
- Private notes
- What happened and what helped. Yours unless you share.
- Check-ins and dates
- A steady rhythm, and the days they are facing.
For OTs, therapists and support workers
Start every session further ahead.
Less time on intake and catch-up, more time on the work that needs you. Phil makes no clinical or funding decisions.
Coming soon: send profiles to clients and draft reports from their results.
How Phil can fit an NDIS plan- Intake done before they arrive
- Clients map their sensory needs, routines and regulation in Atlas, then share the report with you.
- Progress between appointments
- They rehearse and reset at home, so progress does not wait for the next session.
- Your preparation, kept private
- Notes and preparation for each client stay yours.
Their side of the connection
The person decides what you see.
If they have their own account, sharing runs on their switches, not yours.
- They choose what each trusted advisor can see.
- Their conversations with Phil are never shared.
- They can pause or end a connection at any time.
Profile handover
When they are ready, hand it over.
Set it up for your child today. When they are old enough to run it themselves, it becomes theirs.
Care, never surveillance.
The principle every part of Support is built on.
- Private by default
- Nothing is shared unless you share it.
- Their switches, not yours
- They decide what each person sees.
- Practical, not clinical
- It is not therapy, diagnosis or clinical advice.
- Your judgement leads
- What you say and do stays your call.
Start supporting someone
Add the first person you look out for.
Support is part of every Phil plan. Each plan sets how many people you can support.
Supporting through the NDIS?
Read our plain-language guidance.
Where Phil may fit a plan, and what to gather first. Guidance, not a funding decision.