Option Repertoire

A type of technology repertoire where a person has multiple tools that can each independently address the same access barrier, choosing between them based on context. For example, a person might use fidget toys, background music, or noise-canceling headphones to manage sensory needs, selecting whichever option best fits the social setting and their current state. Option repertoires provide flexibility and resilience—if one tool is unavailable or inappropriate in a given context, alternatives exist.