Please suggest sensory activities for adults with autism?

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Dr. Pradeep Mahajan · Answer

Adulthood autism can benefit from the sensory tasks. An occupational therapist, an expert in the sensory integration, may recommend specific activities based on the identified sensory needs that help promote regulation. It is very important to consult an expert in this area

Simran Kaur · Answer

We have a list of sensory activities for adults with autism:      Vinegar Experiment    Take a bowl mix baking soda with jello.  Pour vinegar to create colour and an explosion of foam to engage all five senses.      Bubble Wrap    Popping bubble wrap is an activity enjoyed by all age groups.  Try out with hands and feet for different sensations.      Blocks    Building blocks or legos encourages them to think creatively.  Teaches them to respond to new situations.      Story-Telling    Helps them with creative thinking.  They explore new ideas, characters, etc.      Pottery Making    Develops coordination of mind, hands and eyes.  Feel and motion of clay moving give them a large amount of sensory input.      Tactile Experiment    Can see and feel different textures.  You can use satin, sand paper, etc.

Please suggest sensory activities for adults with autism?

Dr. Pradeep Mahajan

Simran Kaur

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Vinegar Experiment	Take a bowl mix baking soda with jello. Pour vinegar to create colour and an explosion of foam to engage all five senses.
Bubble Wrap	Popping bubble wrap is an activity enjoyed by all age groups. Try out with hands and feet for different sensations.
Blocks	Building blocks or legos encourages them to think creatively. Teaches them to respond to new situations.
Story-Telling	Helps them with creative thinking. They explore new ideas, characters, etc.
Pottery Making	Develops coordination of mind, hands and eyes. Feel and motion of clay moving give them a large amount of sensory input.
Tactile Experiment	Can see and feel different textures. You can use satin, sand paper, etc.