Sensory Visuals and Resources

Sensory resources

Visual resources that help understand and navigate sensory experiences through a neurodiversity-affirming lens. These materials explain sensory processing differences, provide strategies for managing sensory input, and support the creation of sensory-friendly environments at home, school, and community settings.

3 Bears Sensory Needs

Three bears and their porridge bowls show that everyone has sensory needs and 'just right' differs.

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3 Bears sensory needs ‘just right’

A poster using the three bears to show that sensory needs differ, and what feels 'just right' to one person…

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A Family Sensory Toolkit Bag

A family sensory toolkit poster: a bag holding gum, sunglasses, headphones and a fidget, asking what you would pack for…

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An Introduction to Sensory Processing Difficulties

An introduction to sensory processing differences, from a PDA Space webinar.

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Anxiety and Neurodivergence

A slide made with Lisa Chapman on what may help anxiety if you are neurodivergent: identity, community and accommodations.

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Body scan

A graphic on how body scans can support grounding when you are anxious by helping you notice how you feel…

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Building A Family Sensory Toolkit

How to build a family sensory toolkit.

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Capacity Cup

The capacity cup: how communication, sensory and social demands add up.

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Dimmer Switch (3)

For Autistic parents: you can't switch off completely, but you can turn the dimmer down on demands and sensory input.

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Dimmer Switch 2

Autistic people can't just switch off, but we can turn the dimmer down on demands.

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Embodiment and Sensory Systems

Gentle ideas on embodiment and the sensory systems, from PDA Space webinars with Nathalie Shek and Dan and Kay Louise…

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Embodiment: Supporting family wellbeing during transitions

Supporting family wellbeing during transitions, a free e-book from The PDA Space.

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Explore your family’s sensory profiles

A sensory wheel for exploring your family's profiles across eight senses, inspired by Tigger Pritchard's PDA Space webinar.

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Let your calm meet their storm co-regulation is important

Let your calm meet their storm: co-regulation is important.

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Monotropism: Interoception System

How intense monotropic focus can affect interoception, making hunger, pain and temperature harder to notice.

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NEURODIVERGENT Family Living Hacks #1 Eating

Neurodivergent Family Living Hack #1: let people eat their safe food in their safe places.

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The Limbic System Explained

The limbic system explained simply, with a dinosaur, monkey and owl.

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What brings you autistic joy?

A prompt card asking "What brings you Autistic joy?", with a butterfly and a photo of bluebells in woodland.

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