Sensory cuffs are worn on the arms or the legs to give steady deep pressure input. They are used with children and adults on the autism spectrum and with clients who seek pressure input, as part of a sensory programme set up by an occupational therapist.
They are made from neoprene with bound edges and fasten with a single hook and loop closure, so a carer or the client can put them on and take them off without help and the tension can be set to suit. The neoprene is easy to wipe over between uses.
Three sizes cover small children through to adults, and they are supplied as a pair. The response to pressure input varies a lot between clients.






