The Sensory Room is an interactive space designed to help travelers who are neurodivergent and may become overwhelmed by a bustling and unfamiliar place.
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A good place to start is to prepare a one page document with information stating the diagnosis, any allergies or medications, and other special information (i.e. communication ability). Persons with autism should always carry identification. Make sure an ID tag is attached somewhere on the individual.
A huge part of feeling anxious at the airport is the lack of control. If you aren't a frequent flyer and don't know exactly where your favourite spots are and how to navigate the airport, it can feel stressful. Whilst it might not always feel like it, steps have been put in place already to reduce airport stress.
The technology checks the swab for trace amounts of explosives, which may indicate they've been in contact with, or were carrying, a restricted substance or item. While it's generally luggage that is subject to swabbing, travelers clothes and hands may also be swabbed.