'Agricultural specialisterne': rural employment revolution for those with Autism

Detour to: addressing sensory integration dysfunction in Autism-friendly environment

Specialisterne (Danish for ‘Specialists’) seeks to harness strengths that many people with Autism Spectrum Disorders possess - good attention to fine details, precision, and high tolerance for repetitive tasks. Their consultants bring the joy of work into areas where it is often missing today.:slight_smile: The social enterprise seeks to minimise the impact of any sensory issues that its Autistic consultants may have by creating virtual Specialisterne environments in its clients’ offices.
(source: Better, faster… and no office politics: the company with the autistic specialists - Features, Health & Families - The Independent)

Another tool that could be used for the sensory integration issues of adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders, are bean bag chairs:

Bean bag chairs may be particularly suitable for an Autism-friendly learning/work environment. Companies like Apple Computers and the world’s biggest toy company, Mattel, have already introduced bean bag chairs into their corporate environment. Another example of a company that uses bean bag furniture in its offices to promote a creative environment and free communication, is Zazzle.com:

(sources: Bean Bag Chairs for Autism Sensory Integration Treatment; Bean Bag Chair News | Zazzle.com Uses Comfy Sacks to Promote Creativity | Comfy Sack Bean Bag Chairs; Bean Bag Furniture Improves Corporate Culture | OriginalArticles.net)