Give Worries a Place to Go
Sep 04 , 2025
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Anxiety is something we all experience—but for many neurodiverse children, it can feel overwhelming. At Disability Equip Online (DEO), we believe every child deserves tools that help them feel calm, supported, and understood. That’s why we’ve created simple, sensory-friendly solutions to give worries a safe place to go.
Why Do We Feel Anxious?
Anxiety is our brain’s way of protecting us when it senses risk – even if there isn’t any real danger. Feeling anxious is a normal part of life and helps us prepare for challenges.
But for some children, especially those with ADHD, autism, or learning differences, anxious feelings can be much stronger and harder to manage.
Understanding Anxiety in Neurodiverse Children
Neurodiverse children often experience anxiety differently than their peers. That’s why it’s so important to provide them with safe, supportive ways to express and release those feelings. Every child deserves to feel seen, heard, and understood.
DEO’s Solution: Worry Tools for Calm
At DEO, we know that worries can feel big, even for little ones. That’s why we’ve created supportive packs like the Worry Eater & Worry Stones Pack and the Worry Monster & Plush Set.
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Slip a worry into Enno’s mouth to symbolically let it go.
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Hold a tactile worry stone to quietly soothe anxious feelings.
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Use storytelling with the Worry Monster to explore and name emotions.
These simple, sensory-friendly tools help children recognise their feelings, release anxious thoughts, and build coping strategies in a safe way.
A Beautiful Way to Ease Anxious Feelings
By pairing these tools together, children can create a calming routine that supports emotional regulation. Whether at school, home, or on the go, they provide gentle ways for kids to manage anxiety—and give worries a safe place to go.
If you would like more information on this topic please feel free to get in touch on 1300 946 745 or hello@disabiltyequiponline.com.au .
Live Your Best Life!
Julie-Anne Dietz
DEO - Founder & Owner
