MIGDAS-2 Sensory Kit (Clinician Use)
$349.95
The MIGDAS sensory kit is a structured set of materials used within the MIGDAS-2 framework to support Autism assessments. It is designed to explore sensory preferences, responses and experiences in a way that feels natural, engaging and clinically meaningful. For clinicians using MIGDAS-2, a ready-to-use kit can make assessment preparation more consistent, efficient and aligned with practice.
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Description
What is the MIGDAS Sensory Kit?
The MIGDAS Sensory Kit is a curated set of materials used within the MIGDAS-2 framework for Autism assessments. Rather than relying solely on direct questioning, the MIGDAS-2 approach uses sensory objects and activities to support more natural communication, richer clinical observation, and a more comfortable experience for the person being assessed.
Many clinicians currently source these materials themselves. This kit brings everything together in one place, aligned with how MIGDAS-2 is delivered in practice.
Please note: Specific items may vary between kits and the image is representative of some of the items in the kits. All kits meet the same material criteria and are equivalent in clinical function. If you have a preference for a particular item (i.e. thunder tube/rain stick), please drop a note in the message section when you place your order.
What’s included?
The kit contains a full set of sensory materials across the categories used in MIGDAS-2 interviews.
Materials with visual movement properties
- 1 x spinning light up toy
- 2 x water and glitter sparkly wands
- 2 x two-sided kinetic twirling cones
- 2 x star with hypnotic visual properties
- 1 x rotating arm spring
Materials with tactile properties
- A selection of magnetic building shapes
- 1 x wooden rainbow colour sorting cup with color-coded sticks
- 1 x wooden shape sorting and stacking geometric block set
- 1 x wooden animal shape matching toy with rotating rattle
- A selection of small squishy toys (at least 4)
- 2 x metal pressure cubes
- 2 x fidget cubes
Materials with auditory properties
- 1 x thunder tube/rain stick
- 1 x sound effects machine
Materials for emotions and social probes
- 2 x small compact mirrors
- A selection of feelings cards
Materials for the game of catch
- 1 x velcro ball and mitts set
Materials that may elicit body movements and mannerisms
- 2 x wind up toys – i.e. caterpillars or other interesting wind up toys
Structured visual materials for individuals with limited to no verbal fluency and for young children
- 1 x 3-in-1 puzzles
- 1 x morf worm or shape shifter toy
- 1 x 3D maze ball
Materials that support discussion and preferred interests
- This category is intentionally open. Items in this section are selected to reflect the specific interests of the individual being assessed, and are not included in the kit.
Please note: Specific items may vary between kits. All kits meet the same material criteria and are equivalent in clinical function.
Who is this kit for?
This kit is designed for clinicians conducting structured Autism assessments using the MIGDAS-2 framework, including psychologists, speech pathologists, and allied health professionals working in diagnostic settings.
Why sensory materials matter
Sensory experiences are central to many Autistic individuals’ lives. Structured sensory materials allow clinicians to observe sensory preferences and sensitivities, engagement patterns, and regulation and comfort strategies which contributes to a more accurate and person-centred assessment.
A note from NeuroMe
At NeuroMe, MIGDAS-informed approaches are central to how we conduct neuro-affirming, respectful, and comprehensive Autism assessments. This kit reflects the materials we use in our own clinical practice.
Product details
- Designed for use with the MIGDAS-2 framework
- Includes a full range of sensory materials across all MIGDAS-2 categories
- Some duplicate items are included for the clinician to mirror the individual being assessed
- Contents may vary; all kits meet the same clinical criteria
- Suitable for clinical and assessment settings
