Built for stroke, TBI & aphasia recovery at home
Printable care systems that hold every vital sign, medication change, therapy note and hospital question in one place — so survivors and family caregivers can walk into every appointment with the whole record in hand.
Instant PDF download · Print at home or at any copy shop · One-time price, no subscription
Emergency cover page
The first page a paramedic sees. Sample entries shown.
Speak to her directly, not about her. Allow 10 seconds for a reply.
Across the full product suite
Print-ready, US Letter & A4
15 pt on communication pages
Clinic licences never expire
Discharge hands you a stack of paper and a list of appointments. Everything after that — tracking blood pressure, catching a medication change, remembering what the neurologist said in week three — falls to the family. These binders give that work a structure.
Vitals, medications, therapy logs, appointment notes and insurance paperwork live in one tabbed system instead of six envelopes and a phone full of photos.
Each log uses the fields a nurse, OT or neurologist actually asks about. Hand the page over and the appointment starts with facts rather than reconstruction.
High contrast, large type, short lines, and adult-dignity language throughout — including communication boards that never look like children's worksheets.
Products
Instant download, delivered through my Gumroad storefront. All prices in Canadian dollars.
Stroke & disability
The everyday record for post-stroke life at home: blood pressure and vitals tracking, a medication master list, PT and OT session logs, and an emergency cover page first responders can read in seconds.
Most complete
Built for the complications that follow a traumatic brain injury — surgical precautions, seizure activity, fatigue patterns and the paperwork battles that come with them.
Aphasia
Tools that give an adult back a way to be heard — pointing boards written in adult language, a poster that teaches visitors how to talk, and structure for speech practice between sessions.
Practice licences from $135 CAD include perpetual reproduction rights for every client on your caseload.
Free resources
A short guide to the symptoms that show up quietly after a brain injury — and, on the first page, the ones that mean call 911 now.
Free guide · PDF
Navigating the silent signs of traumatic brain injury. Seven pages, set in 14 pt for readers managing fatigue or light sensitivity. Every clinical statement is sourced to the CDC, the TBI Model Systems factsheets, or the American Society of Neuroradiology — all six sources are listed at the back.
Subscribe and it arrives in your welcome email, along with everything I write after that. Or just read it — no email required.
Clinical & B2B licensing
Private OTs, SLPs and rehabilitation clinics licence the full template library once and reproduce it for every client, indefinitely. No per-seat fees, no renewals, no reporting.
$135–$165 CAD · Perpetual reproduction rights · Invoice available for practice accounting
Print, photocopy and distribute any template to clients on your caseload for as long as you practise.
Assemble a home-program binder in minutes and send families out with a system instead of loose photocopies.
Add your clinic name and contact information to the footer of every page before you print.
Every revision to a licensed library is re-issued to licence holders at no cost.
About
I'm Jennifer Mallet. I work in accessibility, and I make documentation tools for neurological recovery at home. Every template starts from the same question: what does a family actually need to write down between Tuesday's discharge and Thursday's follow-up?
The answer is rarely a new app. It is a page on the fridge, a binder on the kitchen table, and a cover sheet a paramedic can read at 3 a.m. So I design for paper first — large type, high contrast, short fields, and language that treats the survivor as an adult.
These are organisational tools, not medical advice. They are written to sit alongside your care team, carrying the information between visits so nothing depends on memory.
FAQ
As an instant PDF download through my Gumroad storefront. You receive the file immediately after checkout and can re-download it from your Gumroad library at any time.
No. Every page prints cleanly in black and white on standard US Letter or A4 paper, from a home printer or a copy shop. A three-ring binder and dividers are all you need to assemble it.
Yes. Personal purchases include unlimited reprinting for one household or one person's care. If you want to reproduce the templates for clients or patients, you need a practice licence.
Start with the diagnosis. Stroke and general disability recovery, including post-stroke hemiparesis, is covered by the Stroke & Disability binder. Traumatic injury, craniotomy recovery and seizure risk are covered by the TBI binder. If communication is the central difficulty, add the Aphasia planner — it is designed to sit inside either binder.
No. These are organisational and documentation tools. They do not diagnose, treat or replace guidance from your physician, therapist or care team — they help you record and carry that guidance accurately.
Perpetual, non-transferable reproduction rights for one practice: unlimited printing and distribution to your own clients, your practice details on the page footers, and free access to future revisions. Licences run $135–$165 CAD depending on how many libraries you include. Resale or redistribution of the source files is not permitted.
If a binder is not the right fit, email me within 30 days of purchase and I will refund it. Tell me what was missing — that feedback shapes the next revision.
Contact
Questions about which binder fits your situation, bulk orders, or a practice licence for your clinic — write to me and I answer myself.