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Soothing Touch for Autistic Individuals
This Gentle Touch Brush is specifically designed for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) who may have difficulties with direct touch, especially those who are hypersensitive. This silicone brush serves as the perfect intermediate tool to overcome this obstacle, providing a calming and comforting sensation when brushed against the skin.
Breaking Down Tactile Barriers
The Gentle Touch Brush is an invaluable tool in the Wilbarger Protocol, a therapeutic approach designed to help individuals with sensory processing disorders, including autism. Regular use of this brush can help regulate tactile sensitivity, reduce avoidance or agitation behaviors related to touch, and promote emotional well-being.
Innovative Design for Optimal Comfort
The Gentle Touch Brush features soft, flexible silicone bristles that provide a gentle, caressing sensation when brushed against the skin. Its ergonomic design and compact size (12 x 7 x 4 cm) make it easy to use and maneuver, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable experience.
Product Specifications
- Silicone construction for durability and comfort
- Easy-to-hold design for comfortable grip
- Gentle, soft bristles for soothing touch
- Ideal for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and hypersensitivity
- Perfect for use in the Wilbarger Protocol therapy
The Gentle Touch Brush is an essential tool for individuals with autism, hypersensitivity, and sensory processing disorders. This innovative brush provides a calming and comforting sensation, helping to regulate tactile sensitivity and promote emotional well-being. By incorporating the Gentle Touch Brush into your daily routine, you can experience a reduction in avoidance or agitation behaviors related to touch, and improve your overall quality of life. For a more comfortable and enjoyable experience, try combining the Gentle Touch Brush with other sensory-friendly tools, such as fidget toys, earplugs, or weighted blankets, to create a personalized sensory integration plan.
Note: I’ve translated the French product name “Brosse sensorielle” to “Gentle Touch Brush” for the English product description. I’ve also avoided using any French words in the description.
