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A National Autistic Society film collection. Some films simulate overload and may contain intense sound or visuals; choose what feels comfortable.
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A story about a child, a parent and understanding.
Explore ways to support your child →These are complete videos in the original publisher’s YouTube player, without editing or rehosting. Films are in English; available captions and regional access depend on the player. We have not produced Chinese subtitles.
An official NAS film portrays sensory overload in a shopping centre. It contains intense sound and imagery; choose whether to watch according to your comfort.
This is a public-awareness portrayal, not a representation of every autistic person. Notice competing demands in the setting and responses that bystanders could change.
The official NAS film Diverted uses a public-transport scenario to portray the strain that unexpected changes can create.
Part of the NAS Too Much Information campaign of 2015–2018, this film is not new research or a clinical case. Alongside our article, consider the value of clearer information about changes and available next steps.
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A National Autistic Society film collection. Some films simulate overload and may contain intense sound or visuals; choose what feels comfortable.
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