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To effectively use SRS-2 scores for guiding interventions, follow these steps: review the total and subscale scores, identify areas of concern, design targeted interventions, prioritize treatment goals, inform parent/caregiver training, monitor progress, consider environmental factors, collaborate with professionals, adjust treatment intensity, and plan for discharge. Use clinical judgment alongside these scores.
Last updated: May 2025 Weighted blankets are becoming increasingly popular sensory tools for people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Research shows these specially designed blankets can significantly improve sleep quality, reduce anxiety, and enhance...
DIY Weighted Blanket for Autism – Complete Tutorial 🖨️ Print Instructions DIY Weighted Blanket for Autism A comprehensive guide to creating a therapeutic sensory blanket ⚠️ Important Safety Notice Always consult with an occupational...
TL;DR: The best sensory toys for adults in 2025 are discreet fidget tools, like the Ono Roller. They include deep-pressure comforts, such as weighted blankets, textured worry stones, and chewable pendants. Each calms the...
TL;DR Quick answer: Adults can use sensory tools—weighted pressure, tactile fidgets, calming sound or light filters—to reduce anxiety, boost focus, and self-regulate. Weighted blanket (~10 % body-weight) for deep-pressure input. Silent fidget cube or...
Autism impacts over 3 million Americans and selecting suitable learning materials is crucial for children with autism transitioning into kindergarten. Resources include picture cards, puzzles, sensory toys, and social skills materials. Top recommended items are “Spike the Fine Motor Hedgehog,” “My First Piano Book,” and “INNO PAD Smart Fun Lessons.” Additionally, suggested books like “The Color Monster” and “A Little Spot of Patience,” as well as educational apps like “Khan Academy Kids” and “Baby Shark ABC Phonics,” can greatly assist in development. Choosing interactive toys and materials that match children’s needs enhances learning and skill acquisition.
When it comes to supporting non-verbal autistic toddlers, the right sensory toys can make a world of difference. These carefully selected toys not only provide entertainment. They also serve as valuable tools for communication...
Introduction In a world buzzing with stimuli, finding focus or calm can be challenging, especially for individuals with sensory processing needs like autism or ADHD. Enter the surprisingly captivating Fidget Slug Toy – a...
Finding the right toys can be daunting for any parent. This task is especially challenging when your child has autism. Shannon Penrod and Nancy Allspa Jackson invite you to join them. They embark on...
Fidget toys, discreet handheld sensory tools, are increasingly popular for children, teens, and adults, particularly benefiting those with ADHD, autism, and anxiety by improving focus and reducing disruptive behavior. They come in various forms, like spinners, cubes, and meshes, offering a range of benefits, including stress relief and sensory stimulation, while facing criticism over potential classroom distraction and dependency. Despite concerns, with proper usage and guidelines, fidget toys can aid neurodivergent learners significantly, striking a balance between cognitive support and minimizing disruption.
