Are you planning your next vacation? Does a member of your family struggle with sensory sensitivity or sensory overload? Travelling can be stressful and challenging at the best of times! A sensory-friendly vacation is a solution for a less stressful and more enjoyable vacation, be it solo, duo or with a group of family or
Figdets for Autism…and Beyond! Have you ever noticed yourself mindlessly clicking a pen, tapping your foot, or twirling a strand of hair during a meeting or lecture? These are all common fidgeting behaviors – and they’re not just for children! While fidget toys, often associated with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), they can be incredibly beneficial
Do you find yourself communicating more by email these days? Maybe you are working from home. Or, only going into the office some of the time. Ever receive an email that you simply don’t understand? On the other hand, have you ever sent an email that was misunderstood? These are common experiences for email users.
Many people enjoy visiting the beach. However, did you know that some families avoid the beach? The crowds of people, loud noises and lack of shade can all be very overwhelming for children with sensory sensitivity. That is true for adults and seniors too! Have you ever considered making your beach sensory-friendly? There are easy,
Easily Go Beyond Ramps and Restrooms: How Sensory-Friendly Practices Enhance Accessibility The travel industry thrives on creating unforgettable experiences. However, for many individuals with disabilities, traditional travel options can present significant barriers. Importantly, this is where accessible travel comes in – a movement within the tourism sector dedicated to removing these barriers and ensuring everyone
Lessons from an Arts and Culture Workshop: Designing Inclusive Virtual Experiences Virtual meetings and workshops have become a part of everyday life, but for individuals with sensory sensitivities, these spaces can often feel overwhelming. In fact, loud audio, bright visuals, and unpredictable interactions can lead to sensory overload, making participation challenging or even impossible. The
A Guide for Businesses and Organizations Sensory-friendly events are becoming increasingly common as more people identify as having sensory sensitivities and the experience of sensory overload. For instance, these events cater to individuals who experience discomfort or overload from certain sights, sounds, smells, tastes, or touches. Moreover, by creating a sensory-friendly environment, businesses and organizations
Creating sensory-friendly events or locations starts with understanding and respecting diverse sensory needs. While common adjustments like dimming bright lights, adding closed captioning, or setting up quiet zones are effective, there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. Every individual is unique, with distinct sensory preferences and sensitivities that shape how they experience the world. In this blog post,
Creating an Inclusive Splash: How Sensory-Friendly Lessons Make Swimming Accessible Did you know that drowning is a major preventable cause of death for children? While swimming lessons are crucial for improved water safety, traditional classes can be overwhelming for some kids. Enter sensory-friendly swimming lessons! In particular, these specialized programs cater to children with sensory
Are you thinking about camp for your child? For many children, day and overnight camps are an important part of childhood. However, if your child has sensory sensitivities, camp may seem like a bad choice. Children with sensory differences feel overwhelmed by sensory-rich events or locations. A sensory-rich event or location is often unfamiliar. It
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