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Are you looking for practical resources that help with sensory processing, concentration and calm? In this category you will find a wide range of resources that make everyday life that little bit easier.

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A liquid timer is a visual hourglass. It fascinates children & adults to look at it and is relaxing.
Drop Track (Liquid Timer)
Classic Tangle fidget toy for children, helps aimless fidgeting to improve concentration and focus during homework or in class.
Tangle Classic
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The hourglass is used as a timer to teach your child to complete a task within a set time.
Hourglass (timer)
Stress Controller (Fidget Pad) allows you to wiggle, click, press or scroll endlessly. Ideal friemel toys while learning.
Stress Controller
Jippie Children's Hearing Protector, light and adjustable, offers 25.8 dB sound attenuation for children and protects hearing during festivals, fireworks, sports events or school activities.
Jippie’s hearing protector
Manimo weighted lizard of 2 kg for children, to be used on your lap, body or shoulders, offers deep pressure to relax and support self-regulation, suitable for stimulus processing problems, ADHD, autism and HSP
Manimo Weighted Lizard
timers are an ideal tool to visualize time for children. Can be used both in the classroom and at home to teach children a sense of time and to visually support them in this.
TimeTex Timer Magnetic
The timer compact is silent. The receding clock shows precisely how much time there is for completing the assignment or task.
Timetex Timer Compact Silent
Senseez Soothables is a small portable vibrating cuddly toy, battery operated
Senseez Soothables – massage cuddly toy
This sensory brush is an essential tool for working with children or adults with a disorder in sensory information processing.
Sensory brush
The manimo stress ball is great for tactile and visual stimuli. He has the same lycra lining as the series of weighted hugs from Manimo. You can also use these stress balls as pit bags.
Manimo Full Moon Stress Ball
tangle relax therapy (brain tools imagine) is een tangle voorzien van nopjes. Met deze nopjes is de tangle dus niet glad en biedt hij meer prikkels aan wat voor friemelaars prettiger is. De tangle is ideaal friemelmateriaal wat kinderen helpt te concentreren
Tangle Relax Therapy
with this wobbly cushion, children are supported in better stillness and concentration
Wobble cushion
needoh,squishy ball,fidget,fidget
No Doh
Chewigem hand fidget – safe chew and fidget toy for sensory needs
Chewigem Hand Fidget
Senseez Touchables Vibrating Cushion, supports sensory needs and calmness in children with ADHD, autism or who are stimulus-seeking
Senseez Touchables
Ocean wave projector: A night light with 7 different visual effects, can be paired with your own audio. Suitable for sleeping and snoezelen.
Ocean wave projector with speaker
A timer is ideal for teaching children a sense of time and teaching them to complete a task within a set time.
Timer

What are sensory resources?

Sensory resources are products that support your senses in a pleasant way, so that you can calm down more easily or focus your attention better. Think of a Breathing Ball (Expandaball) that slows your breathing, Countdown Cards that provide structure, tactile Ark SensaStones, a Big Friends stress ball to release tension or a soothing Bubble Tube. These resources help with processing stimuli and are suitable for children and adults who need focus, a chance to decompress or a feeling of safety.

Choosing resources

Which resource is right depends on the goal and the person. Keep these points in mind when choosing:

  • The goal: if you want to concentrate, relax or release tension, choose for example a stress ball, a breathing ball or a soothing bubble tube.
  • The user: match the resource to the age and the need, so it feels inviting and safe.
  • The situation: for home, school or on the go there are compact resources such as countdown cards and fidgets that are easy to take with you.

Start with a resource that meets the daily need and expand once you notice what works. That way you build up a set of resources that really supports you.

Frequently asked questions about resources

Who are these resources intended for?

The resources are suitable for children and adults who benefit from more calm, focus or control over sensory input, with or without a disability.

Do resources help with concentration?

Yes, many resources such as fidgets and stress balls give the hands something to do, making it easier to keep your attention on a task.

Can I use resources on the go?

Absolutely, compact resources such as countdown cards and fidgets are easy to take to school, work or wherever you go.

Does a breathing ball really have a calming effect?

A breathing ball helps you slow down and deepen your breathing, which has a calming effect for many people.

Which resource is best to start with?

Start with a resource that suits the daily goal, for example a stress ball for tension or a breathing ball for calm, and expand from there.