Wired Differently
The infamous Wired Differently Lego Walk Image © Carrie Austin Photography
Wired Differently x TFS
Sensory area | Games | Hands on
Drop-in 11am – 4pm at The Swan Yard (Location 6)
Suitable for all
- BSL Interpreter will be here between 11am – 12pm
- Wheelchair accessible
A sensory chill area brought to The Full Shebang by Wired Differently.
Here you can take time out, play board games, try some brain games and have a go at badge making.
There is also the Lego Walk to have a go at, and a certificate if you complete this.
There will be fidget toys to buy and signed copies of Carrie Austin’s book ‘100 Things I WIsh I Knew about ADHD and Autism When I Was a Teenager’ to buy. Carrie will also there to ask any questions about the book.
About Wired Differently
Wired Differently Sensory Seekers CIC was created from lived experience.
After being diagnosed with ADHD at 43 and autism at 45, Carrie Austin began to understand that the main challenges were not knowing what neurodivergence was and the environments and expectations around us. For years they had been navigating spaces that were never designed for the way their brain works.
Wired Differently Sensory Seekers CIC was founded to change that. Through sensory aware environments, education, events and practical resources, the aim is to help schools, workplaces and communities better understand neurodivergence and make simple adaptations so people feel supported, included and able to participate fully.