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Intervention library
Change the barrier, not the person.
A filterable library of operational changes, equipment, retrofit directions and service-design patterns. Each record explains what it is for, where it may fit and what can go wrong.
DESIGN RULEFUNCTION BEFORE PRODUCTBarrier → simplest effective change → user test → maintain. No universal “autism solution.”
READ THIS PAGE
Start here. Read straight down.
Use this page after you have identified a barrier and need practical ways to change the environment, process, or equipment.
Important information is visible on the page. Nothing essential is hidden in accordions or pop-ups.
THE SIMPLE PATH
- Filter by domain, intervention level, or cost.
- Start with the lowest-complexity effective change.
- Check foreseeable problems before buying or installing anything.
Browse solutions
Operational → equipment → retrofit → integrated design.
These are design directions and implementation examples, not individual clinical recommendations, legal determinations or promises that one intervention will work for every person.
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Selection test
Seven questions before implementation.
Use these questions in the Business Access Desk, site walkthroughs and procurement review.
What is necessary for the service/job and what is unnecessary load?
Can the environment or process change before buying equipment?
Can the person control, refuse or stop the intervention?
What new safety, communication, cleaning or maintenance problem could the solution create?
How will disabled / neurodivergent users test it before scale-up?
How will ANCHOR know the change still exists six months later?