Most autistic people have some sensory differences. Autistic people can be hypersensitive, hyposensitive or both. We have created a Sensory Activity Resource Pack with a number of different sensory activities for you to do at home with your family to help build on your child’s sensory experiences.
Sensory stimulation is important for autistic teenagers as it can help with self-regulation of emotions, focusing on tasks and can help improve coordination or fine/gross motor skills.
We have created a list of different types of fidget toys which might be beneficial for teenagers to help with their sensory needs.
We have created a list of sensory equipment that autistic teenagers may find beneficial to help with their sensory needs.
Download our 'Calm Down Box Ideas' Resource which includes how to make a sensory bottle, feelings chart and breathing exercises for autistic people.
Get creative and make your own sensory bottle at home. We have came up with a few ideas that you can use to create your own.
If you are wondering what to do with your empty loo rolls, we have came up with some great ideas!
