Sensory
ADHD and autistic individuals experience sensory input differently.
Our seven sensory domains
Neurodivergent people (ADHD, autistic, dyslexic and more) tend to experience heightened or reduced sensitivity to their environment compared with neurotypical individuals. This can cause internal and emotional distress — often without the person realising their sensory thermostat is off.
Research with over 5,000 participants confirms that people with ADHD show significantly higher levels of atypical sensory processing across sensitivity, avoiding, seeking and low registration.
TriggerAtlas — your 30+ page sensory report
Our TriggerAtlas assessment maps your sensory profile across all seven domains, identifies triggers, and gives you practical strategies for creating an environment that works for you — at home, at school and at work.
Book a sensory assessment or ask about it during your free pre-assessment evaluation.
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