Autism
Depression
General mental health
Sensory Reactivity and Mood in Autism
About the study
We are hoping to look at the way autistic teenagers react to the sensory world, such as to sights and sounds, and how these reactions may link with their mood. We are aiming to include both autistic teenagers who are verbal, and parents or carers or autistic teenagers who use few to no words.
What will it involve?
The study is in two parts:
1) An online survey
2) An online interview
Participants can have a support person with them for the survey and interview.
Meet the researcher
Tim Rossow
Doctoral Researcher / Clinical Psychologist
Tim is currently completing a PhD looking at sensory processing and the link with mental health.
Research conducted by: University of Reading
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