Areas of the Home that Might Be Causing Sensory Overload
Photo by Neildodhia on Pixabay Sensory overload is a common reality for many children and adults with autism. But sensory overload isn’t only experienced by those on the autistic spectrum. Everyone can, at different times in their life, experience sensory overload. However, those with anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, and fibromyalgia are more likely to experience this. The critical difference is that those with autism are likely to experience sensory overload at a more frequent rate and to higher levels of intensity. People can become overloaded anywhere, but the difference between the home and outside places is that you retain a level of control over your home. There are things you can change if you or your child are feeling overwhelmed. …