Autism and the senses

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Around one in every 100 people in the UK is on the autism spectrum. Over 70% of autistic people have differences in some or all of their senses. This includes our regular five senses and also two more that affect balance and body awareness. We call those two ‘vestibular’ and ‘proprioception’ senses.

Sight

Hearing

Smell

Touch

Taste

Proprioception

Vestibular

Interoception

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