Sensory Room
These are blogs that help someone to build a sensory room
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A Multisensory Room For Fighting Depression?
It's all the rave these days - how to be happy. Seems quite simple, right? Just be happy. But it's not, and if you just take a peek at the news, with depression on the rise, not only will you find plenty of unhappy people, but it may seem almost...
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How to Clean a Bubble Tube
A sensory room bubble tube is made from high quality, durable materials. Bubble tubes feature a state of the art operating system which is both reliable and powerful, and when they’re looked after correctly they can last you many years. However, neglecting a bubble tube’s cleaning routine can cause it...
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Sensory Processing Disorder and Stimming
We are sensory beings. And the way, quality, and efficiency of perceiving sensory information can directly affect our behavior, motor skills, and self-image. An individual with SPD (sensory processing disorder) can seem as if they are neurotypical one moment and the next moment they can be unresponsive, irritated, or overly-excited...
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How to Choose the Right Sensory Package
Multisensory rooms are big investments with invaluable benefits, and with so much choice of equipment and set up it can be difficult to know where to start when it comes to designing a sensory room. That’s why we’ve put together a selection of multisensory room packages which we will guide...
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Calming or Interactive Multisensory Room Equipment?
With so much multisensory room equipment available, if you step into a multisensory room, what you witness is outstanding. The lights, sounds, music, tones, textures, feel, and scents can be pleasurable, calming, alerting, and have been known to raise endorphin levels. And, for individuals who are challenged by their sensory...
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Alzheimers Disease and the Benefits of a Multisensory Room
This month we acknowledge brain awareness to bring understanding and support to those suffering from Alzheimer's, dementia and brain diseases. And, there is no better time to do this, especially with today’s offering of supportive resources and sensory activities for dementia patients. Alzheimer's disease is the sixth leading cause of... -
How to Choose the Right Sensory Room Equipment
When entering a sensory room for the first time, you may initially be astonished by the aesthetics of the room and the equipment in it . However, if you look closer at the individual utilizing the room, you will clearly see the benefits a multisensory room provides. Mutisensory rooms can...
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A Guide to Creating the Perfect Multisensory Waiting Room
An office waiting room provides the first impression of a business or company to their visitors. Whether you have a dental, medical, or other professional office, making your clients feel at ease and relaxed can go a long way in providing a customer experience that says, “we care.” So, why...
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How to Reduce Epileptic Seizures with Sensory Epilepsy Aids
Epilepsy is the fourth most common neurological disorder in America after migraines, strokes, and Alzheimer's disease, with one of the most commonly known effects of epilepsy being seizures. The fear of seizures happening in public causes many who suffer from the condition to feel isolated and alone. Therefore, anything that...
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Using Sensory Solutions to Help with the Management of Cerebral Palsy
The term Cerebral Palsy (CP) is a term used to describe a range of neurological conditions that affect muscle control and movement, and often include cognitive and sensory impairments too. This condition surfaces following damage to the brain either before or after birth. This damage can be due to an...
