Dear All,
I‘ve had a query from an OT in
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One of my clients is a 4
year old boy with autism. He has no sense of danger and needs to be
protected from hurting himself and others. The family home has several
locks on doors, cupboards and drawers, but the child is able to break the locks
and has done several times.
I wondered whether in this
situation Assistive Technology might be an option.
Do you know of anything on
the market that may consist of a system of electronically controlled locks
which could be managed by the child's parents?
Any advice would be greatly
appreciated.
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Cheers,
Aidan.
Researcher
FAST - Foundation for Assistive Technology
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