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The Best Sensory Toys for Autism

Calming Solutions and Fun Activities for All Ages Why are we talking about autism and sensory toys? It’s because autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a developmental diagnoses that affects how a person perceives and interacts with the world around them. In fact, one of the core differences of an autistic person can be processing sensory

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Calming Tools for Autism

Understanding Sensory Needs and Creating Sensory-Friendly Experiences Did you know that utism and anxiety are often linked? In fact, a staggering 40% of young people with autism experience anxiety according to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America. Furthermore, are you surprosed to learn that managing the sensory experience is key to helping with autism

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Shattering Barriers to Healthcare: Quiet Corners, Calming Care

The Power of Sensory-Friendly Design in Healthcare Environments Imagine needing healthcare but feeling anxious about the experience. For example, bright lights, loud noises, and a bustling environment might trigger sensory overload, making it difficult to relax and communicate effectively. This is a reality for many people, including veterans with PTSD, autistic individuals, and those with

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Celebrations for Everyone: A Guide to a Sensory-Friendly Birthday

Planning a Fun and Inclusive Party Imagine the scene: streamers, balloons, music booming, a room buzzing with excitement. Birthdays are meant to be joyous occasions, but for many people, the sensory overload of a traditional party can quickly turn overwhelming. Considering a sensory-friendly birthday? It helps more people than you might think! Specifically, adults with

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Manage Sensory Overload During the Holidays with These Simple Tips

Why Sensory-Friendly Holidays Matter The holiday season is celebrated in countless ways across different religions and cultures. Whether it’s the shimmering lights of Christmas, the glowing candles of Hanukkah, the vibrant festivities of Diwali, the joyful gatherings of Eid, or the reflective quiet of the Winter Solstice, these traditions bring unique sensory elements. However, for

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Sensory Rooms: A Haven for Learners from Preschool to College

An Oasis for Students with Autism, Who are Neurodivergent, and Who Have Other Sensory Needs: Schools are bustling environments filled with sights, sounds, and textures. While stimulating for some, this sensory overload can be overwhelming for students with sensory processing differences. This blog post dives deep into the world of sensory rooms in schools, exploring

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