Hedgehog Fidgets
Our Experts love these squeezy, light up hedgehogs to ease their stress during training sessions.
Sensory Fidget Rings
Chrissie and Nicky are huge fans of these fidget rings and so are some of the Experts. They are more subtle if someone doesn't want their fidgeting to be so obvious.
Monkey Stringy Balls
The Experts who love something to throw and catch when stimming love these. They're a lovely weight and feel great to fidget with.
Rainbow ball
These feel amazing and are absolutely great for stress relief. They're lovely rainbow colours too, very cheerful!
This is a lovely book that I (Chrissie) used for my son (hence its dishevelled appearance!) when he got his Autism diagnosis at the age of 6.
This book is recommended by one of our Autistic Experts Mia who says that this is a great book for young females who are awaiting an autism diagnosis or have already received one.
Fern is a Scottish comedian who received an Autism diagnosis at the age of 20. This book is a very honest account of her experiences. Well worth a read!
Strap in for a roller coaster of emotions from existential crises to humorous, relatable and general observational anecdotes of what it is to be a late diagnosed, Autistic woman.
Another recommendation from one of our Autistic Experts.
Jiggly Balls!
I (Chrissie) love these! You get 12 in a box and they have little handles so you can bounce them, stretch them, squeeze them and can put the handle around your finger so you won't drop them if you're clumsy like I am!
Sensory String Fidget Stretchy Toys
These stretchy fidgets are great as you can pull and stretch them and get lots of sensory feedback. They are all different little animals or dinosaurs. Our set has lasted for ages.
Different, Not Less
Author: Chloe Hayden
This is a moving, at times funny story of how it feels to be neurodivergent as well as a practical guide, with advice for living with meltdowns and shutdowns, tips for finding supportive communities and much more.
Mini Squishy Animals Set
These are wonderfully cute and discrete little fidgets. Great when you don't want to appear distracting with your fidgeting.