Amber - Polar top
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Sensory products for neurodivergent individuals
Selection guide
Which one to choose?
Each product accompanies a different situation. Compare uses, moments, and rituals to find the one that best suits your daily life.
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To anchor oneself
Selûne
The balance of an enveloping pressure. The softness of an object designed for everyday use.
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Key moment
Before, during, or after sensory and/or emotional overload
When you need to slow down, to feel your body relax
When you need to feel reassured, to feel your body relax
After bath, shower or as pyjamas
After a bath, shower, or as pajamas
Need accompanied
Need for withdrawal, reduced stimulation, emotional security
Deep pressure, relaxation, body recentring, and body release
Immediate comfort, grounding, emotional security
Body comfort, sensory continuity, freedom of movement, sensory transition, warmth, reassurance
Body comfort, sensory continuity, freedom of movement, sensory transition, warmth, reassurance
Usage context
School, practice, sensory room, community
Home, office, quiet corner, at friends' places.
Everywhere: school, work, commute, outings
Bathroom, house, daily routines
Bathroom, home, daily routines
Possible rituals
Quiet time, recovery after a crisis, reading, sensory break, emotional break, sensory work, emotional work
Reading, focus, sensory recovery, sleep preparation
Reassuring pocket object, handling during waits, mobile emotional support
Gentle bath exit, evening routine, morning routine, calming down after the water
Soft bath exit, evening routine, morning routine, calming down after water
Best-fit profiles
All profiles
All profiles
All profiles
All Profiles
All Profiles
Choice indicator
"I need to be alone to regain my composure" "Noise or light makes me tired"
"Pressure calms me down"; "I need to feel my body to recenter myself"
"“I need to have something with me”; “The contact of an object reassures me”; “I like to have something on my face”"
"“Getting out of the bath is difficult”; “I hate being cold or wet”;
“I need to regain energy after the fatigue of showering”;
“I need to stay wrapped up for a while”"
“I need to regain energy after the fatigue of showering”;
“I need to stay wrapped up for a while”"
"“Getting out of the bath is hard”; “I hate being cold or wet”;
“I need to regain energy after the fatigue of showering”;
“I need to stay wrapped up for a while”"
“I need to regain energy after the fatigue of showering”;
“I need to stay wrapped up for a while”"
