Building your sensory toolkit
A practical, affordable checklist of sensory tools, plus simple ways to prepare for places and ask for adjustments.
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Sound, light, touch, smell and busy spaces can affect people very differently. These resources help you map what drains you, what helps, and how to explain it to others.
A practical, affordable checklist of sensory tools, plus simple ways to prepare for places and ask for adjustments.
Scratchy labels, tight waistbands and seams that won't sit right. Why clothes can feel unbearable, and practical ways to make getting dressed easier.
Missing hunger or thirst cues, or feelings that are hard to name? Here's what interoception is, why it can differ, and gentle ways to check in with your body.
Map how each of your senses works, what drains you and what helps, then print or share a one-page profile.
Brown noise, rain, fan and slow waves, mixed your way, with a sleep timer and an 'I'm overloaded' button. Nothing sudden.
Plan a trip somewhere new: sensory risks, what to bring, an exit plan and recovery time.