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Therapy Things Durbanville is a small home based company that sells items for the neurodiverse

Our aim of this small home based company is to provide affordable therapy items to families with children living with sensory issues etc. As a parent with a son on the autism spectrum and SPD , I understand how every little bit of help we can get for our kids is so important.
2016 is a year of growth for our family and we hope that our products can help you too.

12/06/2026
You are the toughest people I’ve ever met. And I don’t think anyone says that nearly enough. You run on no sleep and still show up. You manage the meds, the IEPs, the therapy schedules, the sensory diets, and a hundred invisible adjustments every single day just to help your kid move through the world. Nobody trained you for any of it. You learned because you love your child, and because no one else was coming. I see you. I’m proud of you. And your kids are so lucky to have you. Tag someone who needs to hear this today. 💙 #autism #theautismdad #autismparent #autismfamily #autismawareness 02/06/2026

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You are the toughest people I’ve ever met. And I don’t think anyone says that nearly enough. You run on no sleep and still show up. You manage the meds, the IEPs, the therapy schedules, the sensory diets, and a hundred invisible adjustments every single day just to help your kid move through the world. Nobody trained you for any of it. You learned because you love your child, and because no one else was coming. I see you. I’m proud of you. And your kids are so lucky to have you. Tag someone who needs to hear this today. 💙 #autism #theautismdad #autismparent #autismfamily #autismawareness

For years, many women were told they were: “too sensitive” “too emotional” “lazy” “dramatic” “bad at coping” But what if they were actually neurodivergent… and nobody recognised it? A huge number of mothers are only beginning to question autism or ADHD after their child’s diagnosis. Not because it’s “trendy.” But because for the first time in their lives, someone is describing experiences that feel painfully familiar. The masking. The overwhelm. The shutdowns. The exhaustion after social interaction. The anxiety. The burnout. The feeling of constantly pretending to cope. Previous generations often missed autism in girls completely — especially high-masking women who learned early to hide distress and survive quietly. And over years, that constant masking can impact mental health deeply. This conversation matters. Not for labels. Not for attention. But because some women are finally understanding themselves with compassion for the first time. #AutismInWomen #ADHDWomen #LateDiagnosedAutistic #NeurodivergentWomen #AutismAwareness 23/05/2026

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYEmjj6oeHG/?igsh=ajlxNm5lMjhuaHJi

For years, many women were told they were: “too sensitive” “too emotional” “lazy” “dramatic” “bad at coping” But what if they were actually neurodivergent… and nobody recognised it? A huge number of mothers are only beginning to question autism or ADHD after their child’s diagnosis. Not because it’s “trendy.” But because for the first time in their lives, someone is describing experiences that feel painfully familiar. The masking. The overwhelm. The shutdowns. The exhaustion after social interaction. The anxiety. The burnout. The feeling of constantly pretending to cope. Previous generations often missed autism in girls completely — especially high-masking women who learned early to hide distress and survive quietly. And over years, that constant masking can impact mental health deeply. This conversation matters. Not for labels. Not for attention. But because some women are finally understanding themselves with compassion for the first time. #AutismInWomen #ADHDWomen #LateDiagnosedAutistic #NeurodivergentWomen #AutismAwareness

22/05/2026

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