Did you know that a fidget can be a thing and not just an action? Of course you did! Sensory fidgets have been recognized as therapeutic devices to help calm and focus, benefiting individuals of all ages. The right fidget used as a tool, not a toy, can provide an opportunity to try options for self regulation and engage in quiet exploration and self calming activities. These tools are not one-size-fits all, and are most effective when provided with supports and suggestions on how and when to use them. Comel engage with and create a simple collection of sensory tools and supports. You will be provided with digital resources as well.

Objectives:

1. Participants will make five or more sensory tools.
2. Participants will name five or more easily found materials that can be used to create sensory tools or fidgets.
4. Participants will list two or more reasons why a Fidget Contract may be beneficial to use when introducing sensory tools or fidgets.