2.1. Identify examples of the type of environments and situations that might contribute to an individual experiencing sensory overload

Qualification: NCFE CACHE Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Autism
Unit: Unit 04: Sensory processing, perception and cognition in individuals with autism
Learning outcome: 2 Know how to recognise and support sensory needs
Assessment criteria: 2.1. Identify examples of the type of environments and situations that might contribute to an individual experiencing sensory overload

• Some environmemts and situations that may contribute to an individual experiencing sensory overload could include:
  • Crowded places with lots of background noise
  • Brightly lit rooms
  • Going for a haircut
  • Thunderstorms
  • Mealtimes when there are strong-smelling foods