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When my son was born with autism, my world changed & Sensory Direct was born

Ethan had been prescribed different forms of medication, and although they helped a little, I didn't want to become reliant upon them, so Ethan's Paediatric Consultant suggested a Weighted Blanket. I remember hearing this and thinking 'what on earth is a Weighted Blanket'? At this stage I was blissfully unaware of how life changing that Weighted Blanket would become.

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Sensory Direct's principle drive and values are based on wanting to help and support others find their solution.

We strongly believe in our products and ensure that the same love and care that went into making my son's first Weighted Blanket goes into every handmade product we produce here in Worcester. We pride ourselves on our Customer Service and we will do our utmost to find you a solution that works.

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Sensory Direct | Weighted Blankets, Sensory Toys & Equipment

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Sensory Direct is a trusted UK seller of sensory toys and equipment for autism and special needs, including weighted blankets, weighted jackets and more.

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Guidance to help schools understand how the Equality Act affects them and how to fulfil their duties under the act.

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Everything Sensory Directory

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Everything Sensory is an easy-to-use directory for families and professionals looking for sensory-related products, equipment and services.

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Free sensory resources for parents and professionals from respected SI training provider Sensory Integration Education.

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Tactile: Over Responsive - Best Practice: Sensory

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A student who is overresponsive to tactile input often dislikes close physical contact with others. When the student is standing in line or sitting on the floor (e.g. for circle time or in Assembly), other students may be too close, causing unpredictable touch input.