Special Needs Helmets & Head Protection Hats
Our range of special needs helmets and head protection hats are designed to provide maximum safety and comfort. Perfect for children and adults with epilepsy, autism, seizures, and developmental disabilities, these helmets offer essential head protection to prevent injuries.
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Our Range of Special Needs Helmets & Head Protection Hats
- Exceptionally light
- Closed or open top
- Adjustable chin strap
- Excellent moisture wicking
- Custom sizes available
- Good protection
- Exceptionally light
- Cotton outer layer (Hand washable)
- Additional add-ons
- Leather option
- Closed top design
- All round protection
- High-density foam
- Adjustable chin strap
- Leather outer & liner
The HP-4 head protection has a protection with a padded front peak
- Excellent protection
- Toxin-free leather
- Soft outer protects others
- Add-on protection option
- Meticulously made
- Full leather outer
- Adjustable in many ways
- Add-on protection
- Rear impact protection
- Bespoke colours available
- For swimming/bathing
- Neoprene outer
- Antibacterial
- Chemical resident
- Doesn’t get heavier if wet
- Comfortable & super soft
- Brushed leather finish
- Naturally breathable
- Highly defined fit
- Exceptionally light
When to Use Special Needs Helmets:
Common Conditions and Needs
Special Needs Helmets and Head protection are used for various medical conditions and situations to prevent or minimise injuries to the head. Some common medical conditions where head protection is recommended include:
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Head protection is crucial for individuals with a history of TBI or those at risk of head injuries due to falls, accidents, or sports-related activities. Helmets and protective headgear can help absorb impact and reduce the severity of head injuries.
Epilepsy
People with epilepsy may experience seizures that can lead to falls and head injuries. Wearing protective headgear, such as padded helmets, can provide cushioning and protection during seizures to minimize the risk of trauma.
Skull Fractures
Individuals with weakened or fragile skulls due to conditions like osteoporosis, bone tumors, or certain genetic disorders may require head protection to reduce the risk of skull fractures. Helmets or padded headgear can offer extra support and cushioning.
Cranial Surgery
After cranial surgery, patients often need to wear protective headgear to safeguard the surgical site and provide support during the healing process. Custom-made headgear or specialized helmets can be used based on the specific surgical requirements.
Post-concussion Syndrome
Head protection may be recommended for individuals experiencing prolonged symptoms following a concussion. Helmets with extra padding or protective inserts can help protect against reinjury and provide a sense of security during physical activities.
Bleeding Disorders
People with bleeding disorders like hemophilia or those taking anticoagulant medications may be more susceptible to head injuries. Protective headgear can offer additional safety during everyday activities, reducing the risk of head trauma
Fragile Skin Conditions
Individuals with conditions like epidermolysis bullosa (EB), which cause fragile skin prone to blistering and tearing, may benefit from head protection to prevent head injuries. Soft and padded headgear can minimize the risk of skin trauma.
Head protection for swimming, bathing and for bedtime
We provide helmets and head protection hats for hydrotherapy or swimming, which are resistant to the chemicals used in these environments. It is made from super soft neoprene outer which doesn’t get noticeably heavier when wet and has an impact-resistant gel inner. Which can also be worn in the shower or bath (and rinsed afterwards).
We have a model which is ideal for use in bed (the HPS), which uses super soft and comfortable padded super soft brushed leather, ensuring the wearer is comfortable & protected in bed.

Our Perfect Fit Scanning Service
For the HP3 and models above, we highly recommend our Perfect Fit (TM) service, which uses cutting-edge technology to actually scan the users’ cranium to provide a 3D print of the head.
This 3D print is then used as the guide (or mold) around which the head protection is built.
This ensures a ‘perfect fit’, which ensures that the hat or helmet does not slip or move when worn, resulting in much better protection and comfort for the wearer.

How to measure for head protection
To place an order for an HP1, HP2, Snooze and Aqua models, we only need a few simple measurements. We can send you the measurement sheet which shows which measurements we require to make your head protection.
For difficult cases or if there are anomalies in the skull, we recommend using our Perfect Fit™ system, which is quick and easy, however will require a home visit and an assessment.

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Head protection for Autism & ADHD
Self-Injurious Behaviors
Some individuals with autism or ADHD may engage in self-injurious behaviors, such as head-banging or head-hitting. In such cases, protective headgear can be used to minimize the risk of injury and provide a physical barrier.
Sensory Regulation
People with autism or ADHD may have sensory sensitivities and seek sensory input or stimulation. Wearing a weighted or compression headband can provide gentle pressure to the head, which some individuals find calming and helpful for self-regulation.
Safety during Physical Activities
Individuals with autism or ADHD may participate in sports or physical activities where head injuries are more likely, such as biking, skateboarding, or rollerblading. Wearing helmets specifically designed for those activities can help prevent head injuries and ensure safety.
Redirecting Stimulatory Behaviors
Some individuals with autism or ADHD may have repetitive stimulatory behaviors that involve head movements, such as head-bobbing or head-shaking. In certain cases, providing a safe alternative, such as a soft padded helmet, can redirect the behavior and reduce the risk of injury.
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FAQs about Special Needs Helmetss
What are special needs helmets used for?
Our special needs helmets provide protection for individuals with conditions like epilepsy, autism, ADHD, traumatic brain injuries, and other disabilities, minimizing the risk of head injuries during daily activities.