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Benefits of Vibro-Acoustics

Vibro-acoustics offers benefits by addressing sound and vibration, helping those with sensory processing disorders foster better sensory processing.

Using Essential Oils for Dementia Patients

Aromatherapy has been practiced for an incredibly long time and boasts an abundance of benefits.

Our Top Tips for Traveling with Autistic Children

Traveling can be a stressful experience for anybody. However, it can be especially tricky for autistic people.

10 Sensory Activities for Cerebral Palsy

Engaging in sensory activities for kids with cerebral palsy is incredibly beneficial and important for their development.

What Is Sensory-Seeking Behavior?

We're looking at what a sensory seeker is and how to encourage safe sensory stimulation.

Understanding the Different Types of Stimming

What is stimming? Also known as self-stimulatory behavior, different types of stimming are a common occurrence in people with autism and sensory processing difficulties.

What Is a Sensory Corner?

Having a sensory environment can really immerse people of all ages into a full sensory experience, helping those with various abilities. Anything from a single sensory product, a full sensory room, or a sensory corner can provide this experience.

The Benefits Of Multisensory Rooms

There are many multi-sensory room benefits and creating a multi-sensory room is a fantastic way to provide a safe and interactive environment for users to explore their senses and improve the way they process new information

Our Top 5 Sensory Solutions for Schools

With the school year coming to an end, investing in sensory equipment for schools is an excellent way to make learning facilities more inclusive for years to come and put leftover budget dollars to good use.

5 Outdoor Sensory Play Activities

Outdoor sensory play activities provide the opportunity to immerse young minds in their senses in a new environment

Occupational Therapy Sensory Room Activities

An occupational therapy sensory room will provide a host of benefits for individuals with sensory processing disorder (SPD).

5 Sensory Tips to Soothe Anxiety in Dementia Patients

Individuals that have Alzheimer’s or dementia may also experience anxiety.

Environmental Control in a Multisensory Room

Multisensory rooms and products are of huge benefit to individuals with autism, ADHD, Alzheimer’s and other limited abilities.

The Different Kinds of Autism Explained

Autism is not an illness; it is a developmental disorder that affects one in fifty-nine individuals.

Understanding Sensory Motor Integration

The definition of sensory motor integration is a complex matter but it is important that it is understood.

Our Top 10 Sensory Activities for Autism

Why use sensory activities for autism? According to a leading autism charity, The National Autistic Society, around 700,000 people are on the autism spectrum

7 Calming Strategies for Autism

Each child responds differently, and so it's all about trying different autism calming techniques and finding out what works to calm sensory overload in autism.

Benefits of Sensory Fiber Optics Integration

These spaghetti-like strands full of light can take on the form of a variety of presentations and are very useful for stimulating both vision and touch.

Lighting, Equipment and Bubble Tubes for Sensory Rooms

Designing a sensory room can be a lengthy process, and many areas need to be considered to produce the best possible environment for the user. It's worth investigating how to incorporate certain elements, such as bubble tubes when planning a multisensory room.

Multisensory Room For Down Syndrome

Down syndrome. Perhaps you know someone diagnosed with the extra chromosome 21: those irresistible individuals with knowing eyes, loving hands, and huge hearts.

A Multisensory Room For Back To School

This year as the school year begins at Ingleside Primary School in Ingleside, Texas or the Robert Driscoll Elementary School in Robstown, Texas, the children will have the privilege of spending time in a quality multisensory room, as part of their routine.