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Restricted Environmental Stimulation Therapy and Autism

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Ranking : Unrated

Type(s) : Motor/Sensory

Introduction

Woman floating in pool Intervention based around sensory deprivation i.e. minimizing sensory inputs such as sound, lights and smells.

The individual is placed in an environment with minimal distractions, such as a dimly lit room or isolation tank, for several hours or days at a time.

REST is designed to encourage an extremely deep level of relaxation.

Opinion

We are currently reviewing the research evidence on the use of Restricted Environmental Stimulation Therapy for people with autism.

If you are aware of any research, or you would like to share your personal experiences of REST, please email info@researchautism.net Thank you.

Further information

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Disclaimer

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Last Updated : 26/03/2013   Back to Top

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