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Ear Protection, Headphones for Autism, and Sensory Sensitivity

Your Guide: Finding Quiet in a Noisy World Imagine this: you’re at a crowded amusement park. The excited screams of children mingle with the cacophony of music, ride announcements, and flashing lights. For some, it’s a thrilling atmosphere. But for others, it can be overwhelming, triggering sensory overload. A common misconception is that that sensory

Teacher standing in front of students sitting at desks.

The Best Solutions: Chair Socks, Chair Glides and Tennis Balls for Chairs

Solutions for Reducing Noise and Minimizing Sensory Overload in Any Environment If you’re wondering why tennis balls for chairs are commonly used in classrooms, workplaces, or even at home, you’re not alone! Many people are searching for ways to reduce noise caused by chair movement, and tennis balls provide an easy solution. Whether you’re deciding

Sensory friendly massage clinic.

Unlocking New Patients: A Sensory-Friendly Case Study for Healthcare Professionals

Creating a Calming Oasis: Implemented Strategies for a Sensory-Friendly Massage Experience Many healthcare professionals, including massage therapists, treat clients and patients with disabilities and hidden disabilities, including sensory sensitivities. But traditional practices and health care settings can be overwhelming for these individuals. This case study explores how one massage therapist embarked on a DIY sensory-friendly

Mother and son grocery shopping.

Sensory-Friendly Shopping

Creating a Welcoming Shopping Experience for All Are you a family looking for a more comfortable shopping experience? For instance, does your child have sensory sensitivities that make shopping trips stressful? Or perhaps you’re a store owner interested in creating a more inclusive environment for all your customers? This blog post explores the growing trend

Christina Martin sitting on chair.

Case Study: From Rockin’ to Relaxing: How Christina Martin Made Her Music Sensory-Friendly

Beyond the Stage Lights: Creating an Inclusive Music Experience Canadian singer-songwriter Christina Martin is leading the charge in adopting inclusive, sensory-friendly performances, both at her in-person and online shows. In this blog post, she shares insights from her journey to making her music more accessible. Christina answers a series of questions about the challenges she

Senior woman checking out her groceries.

Creating a Welcoming Shopping Experience for All

Senior-Friendly Shopping is Part of Sensory Inclusion Imagine this: Agnes, a vibrant 78-year-old, dreads grocery shopping. The fluorescent lights overhead hum, a barrage of music assaults her ears, and overflowing displays create a claustrophobic feeling. She longs for a calmer, more manageable shopping experience. This scenario is all too common for many seniors and individuals

Yona Landry with sunglasses and an ice pack on her head post-concussion.

Concussion: In One Second Everything Changes

How Post-Concussion Symptoms and Sensory Overload Have Changed My Life Forever This is the story of Yona, whose life changed in an instant after experiencing a concussion. Yona shares the personal challenges faced since the injury, including the overwhelming impact of sensory overload. Through this story, Yona hopes to shed light on the realities of

Father Nick and son Vince smiling.

Being an Autism Dad: A Fathering Autism Story

Being an autism dad A Father’s Perspective: Navigating Autism with Nick”This blog was written with Nick, a father on the autism journey with his child. Nick shares his personal experiences, challenges, and insights as he works to create a supportive, sensory-friendly environment for his family. His goal is to help other families and supporters by

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