Sensorimotor Features and Quality of Life @Autism-org
Sensorimotor Features and Quality of Life  @Autism-org
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Sensorimotor features are very common in autism and may become more pronounced with age. Dr. Travers explains how this amplifies the importance of providing sensory-friendly spaces for autistic people and highlights the need for more accommodations in medical and healthcare spaces.

Learn more about Dr. Travers's work on brainstem measurements and sensorimotor differences in autism from her latest webinar at: autism.org/sensorimotor-features-and-early-developing-brain-regions
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