Autishop - Everything about autism
Sometimes one piece of the puzzle is enough.
We know what it feels like to search for peace and clarity when you live with autism. What we offer, we have experienced ourselves. What we say, comes from the heart. Autishop is a place where you are heard, where puzzle pieces fall into place. So that you can say: ‘you see, there is something that helps’. For your child. For yourself.
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Why autishop?
Welcome to Autishop. In this webshop, you will find everything for and about autism, including products and aids for children, adults, parents, caregivers, and professionals. The assortment includes items such as seamless socks, ear defenders, tangles, and therapeutic materials. Autishop.nl was created based on practical experience to simplify the search for suitable materials. All common and less-known items can now be ordered centrally from one site and are mostly delivered from stock.
Why products for autism?
The right product can really make a difference for people with autism, whether it concerns more structure, relaxation or clarity. Autishop carefully selects the range and tests products for effectiveness, ease of use and quality. The experiences of customers and professionals are listened to carefully, so that the range continues to meet the needs of the practice.
In addition to an extensive range, Autishop also offers personal advice and support to individuals, schools and healthcare institutions. Expertise, reliability and customer focus are central to this. By continuously investing in new solutions, Autishop wants to contribute to a more pleasant, clear and inclusive world for people with autism and their environment.
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When avoiding stimuli, individuals with autism often experience the need for an environment with fewer sensory stimuli. Sensitivity to sound, light, or other stimuli can lead to stress and overwhelm. Avoiding busy places or situations with a lot of stimuli is often used as a strategy to prevent overstimulation.
In seeking stimuli, individuals with autism often experience a profound need for sensory stimulation. This quest can manifest in intense interests and activities, where sensory stimuli such as visual patterns, sounds, or textures take center stage. It can be a way to reduce overwhelm or, conversely, to experience a sense of control.
For some, this means engaging in repeated movements or immersing intensely in specific hobbies. Understanding this need for stimuli and providing positive, safe ways to address it contributes to the well-being of people with autism.
During sleep, people with autism often experience unique challenges. Sensory sensitivities, such as hypersensitivity to light or sound, can make falling asleep difficult. Changes in sleep routines can cause stress, as individuals with autism often benefit from consistency and predictability. It may also occur that they struggle to quiet their thoughts, impacting the ability to fall asleep.
People with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) often experience intense focus on specific topics or tasks. This deep focus can be a strength, but it can also lead to difficulty switching between tasks. External stimuli, such as noise or changes in the environment, can disrupt concentration.
A structured and quiet environment, free from distractions, contributes to optimal concentration. Understanding this need for focus and providing support for managing external stimuli are essential for promoting productive concentration in people with ASD.
People with autism can have various experiences during meals. Sensory sensitivities, such as textures and flavors, can play a role, influencing certain food preferences. Routine and predictability are often important, and changes in eating patterns can cause stress.
Social aspects of meals, such as interaction and eye contact, can be challenging. Understanding individual needs, creating a calm dining environment, and respecting personal preferences contribute to a positive dining experience for people with autism.
When learning, individuals with autism often experience unique challenges and strengths. They can develop deep interest and expertise in specific fields but may also struggle with social interactions and changes in teaching methods. Structure, visual support, and clear instructions are often crucial for an effective learning experience.
Sensitivity to stimuli and a need for predictability can influence the learning environment. Recognizing individual learning styles and offering adjustments, such as customized learning materials, contribute to an inclusive and supportive learning environment for people with autism.
When planning, individuals with autism often experience a need for structure and predictability. The planning process can be more complex due to sensitivity to change and a preference for routine. They often thrive with clear steps and an organized plan, wherein unexpected changes can cause stress.
Understanding and respecting this need for order in planning is crucial to provide a supportive environment, allowing individuals with autism to plan and execute their daily activities successfully and with less stress.
People with autism experience play in an individual and diverse manner. Sensory sensitivities can influence their preferences for certain activities, while structure and routine can shape the play experience. Some have deep interests and focus intensely on specific games, while others may encounter social challenges during group activities.
It is important to show understanding for this variability and to create an inclusive environment that takes into account the unique needs of each individual, making play an enjoyable and stimulating experience.
When traveling, individuals with autism experience various challenges and needs. Changes in environment and routine can cause stress. Sensory stimuli in airports or public transportation, such as sounds and crowds, can be overwhelming.
Clear communication and predictable travel schedules are crucial. Some benefit from visual support, such as maps or pictograms, to understand the journey. Creating a structured and calm travel environment, along with empathetic support, promotes a positive travel experience for people with autism.
Waiting can be a challenge for people with autism, often due to the need for structure and difficulty with unpredictability. The concept of time and uncertainty about how long the wait will last can cause stress. Sensory stimuli in waiting areas, such as sounds or lighting, can also be overwhelming.
Providing clear information about the waiting time, creating a calm environment, and offering distractions or tools to bridge the waiting time contribute to a more comfortable waiting experience for people with autism.
About Autishop
At Autishop you will find products, tips and advice that really work for people with autism. Our team has years of experience and knows what works and what doesn’t. Honest, personal and without hassle. Together we make life just a little bit easier!
Frequently asked questions
What are the shipping rates?
- Germany, Netherlands € 6,95
- Belgium, Austria, France, Denmark, Portugal, Spain € 9,95
- United Kingdom (UK), Switzerland, Sweden, Norway € 19,95
How long will it take to receive my order?
Where can I find contact, (international) account, address, Chamber of Commerce details?
You will find the most relevant information on our contact page.
Can I return my order?
That is possible. Click here for information about returns.
Statutory cooling-off period:
You have the right to cancel your order up to 14 days after receipt without giving any reason. After cancellation you have another 14 days to return your product. You will then be credited the full order amount excluding shipping costs. The costs for returning from your home to the webshop are for your own account. If you make use of your right of withdrawal, the product will be returned to Autishop with all accessories supplied and - if reasonably possible - in the original condition and packaging. To exercise this right, please contact us via hello@autishop.eu. We will then refund the order amount due within 14 days after registration of your return, provided that the product has already been returned in good order.
Can I pick up my order?
Yes that is possible. You will find the visiting address on our contact page. Collection is only possible by appointment.
How is the order shipped and what are the costs?
Click here for shipping and cost information.
Riverty – Pay afterwards (the Netherlands).
Riverty carries out the complete post-payment process for www.autishop.nl. This means that you will receive a payment overview from Riverty. With the Riverty App you can view and pay this payment overview, safely and easily from your smartphone. In the online environment My Riverty you can manage your payment overviews from your computer or tablet. Riverty keeps you informed via push notifications & e-mail when a payment overview is ready for you. Riverty carries out a data check to approve your request for payment afterwards. Riverty applies a strict privacy policy as described in its privacy statement. In the unlikely event that your request for payment with Riverty is not authorized, you can of course pay for your order with another payment method. You can always contact Riverty with questions. For more information, please refer to Riverty.
How can I pay?
By following all steps in the ordering process you will arrive at the page with payment options. Here you can choose Bancontact, iDeal, Paypal, Sofortbanking, Riverty or bank transfer. With Bancontact and iDeal you pay directly via a secure online environment of your own bank. If you choose bank transfer, the order will be processed as soon as the amount has been credited to our account. Institutions/schools can choose to order on account and then receive an invoice with the shipment that must be paid afterwards.