Help Your Child Filter Sensory
$129 USD
Being in the middle of a noisy place like an arcade can be pretty overwhelming for a person with autism.
What you'll get:
- Techniques that help in calming down
- Why touching would feel like a need for someone with autism
- Appropriate and Inappropriate touching
- How to keep your hands to yourself
- Examples of certain noises that may be challenging
Help Your Child Filter Sensory
For many children with autism, everyday environments can feel overwhelming—like being in the middle of a noisy arcade. In this program, Tyler explains how senses work differently, why they can feel intense, and practical strategies to calm and manage sensory challenges.
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Calming
Techniques that help children relax when overstimulated.
Touch
Why touching may feel like a need and how to guide it.
Boundaries
Understanding appropriate vs. inappropriate touching.
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