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Ear Protection, Headphones for Autism, and Sensory Sensitivity

Your Guide: Finding Quiet in a Noisy World Imagine this: you’re at a crowded amusement park. The excited screams of children mingle with the cacophony of music, ride announcements, and flashing lights. For some, it’s a thrilling atmosphere. But for others, it can be overwhelming, triggering sensory overload. A common misconception is that that sensory

Yona Landry with sunglasses and an ice pack on her head post-concussion.

Concussion: In One Second Everything Changes

How Post-Concussion Symptoms and Sensory Overload Have Changed My Life Forever This is the story of Yona, whose life changed in an instant after experiencing a concussion. Yona shares the personal challenges faced since the injury, including the overwhelming impact of sensory overload. Through this story, Yona hopes to shed light on the realities of

Adult sitting with their arm wrapped around a young person.

Calming Tools for Autism

Understanding Sensory Needs and Creating Sensory-Friendly Experiences Did you know that utism and anxiety are often linked? In fact, a staggering 40% of young people with autism experience anxiety according to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America. Furthermore, are you surprosed to learn that managing the sensory experience is key to helping with autism

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