Report Image Resources : "It's Not Rocket Science"

Images developed by artist Sam Chown-Ahern to illustrate the "It's Not Rocket Science" report about the sensory needs of children and young people in CAHMS hospitals.

The following images have been developed by Artist Sam Chown-Ahern to illustrate the Report : “It’s Not Rocket Science” Considering Sensory Needs of Children and Young People in CAHMS Hospitals. Quotes are taken from the paper.

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Artist: Sam Chown-Ahern

“To have had my needs as an autistic person met would have made my experience quite different. Being overwhelmed from being on the unit exacerbated my mental state and mental distress so I was probably there for longer than I would have been there otherwise.” Emily

“The smell of cleaning products tipped me into sensory overload. It would be good to swap these for products that don’t smell.” Jamie

“If someone is autistic, they should get a sensory assessment. It was so important for me to understand myself and how I regulate. I’m a big OT advocate.”
Charli

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A report informed by autistic experience and by what autism ‘feels like from the inside’ from children and young people in a CAMHS inpatient environment.

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Guidance

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