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Sensory Tents for Autism

A Calming Space for Comfort and Regulation For individuals with autism, creating a safe, sensory-friendly space can make a world of difference in managing sensory sensitivities and promoting emotional well-being. Sensory tents for autism provide just that—a dedicated, calming environment tailored to meet diverse sensory needs. In this blog, we’ll explore how sensory tents can

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The Ultimate Guide to Traveling with a Child with Autism

Practical Strategies for Stress-Free Trips with an Autistic Child Traveling can be a wonderful experience for families, creating memories and introducing children to new places and cultures. However, traveling with a child with autism or travelling with an autistic child requires thoughtful planning to ensure a smooth, stress-free experience for everyone involved. This guide will

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Virtual Sensory Room or Online Sensory Room

Creating Calming Digital Spaces In today’s increasingly digital world, sensory-friendly solutions are expanding beyond physical spaces into the online realm. As an example, virtual sensory rooms and online sensory rooms offer a calming, accessible environment for individuals with sensory sensitivities. In fact, they can be valuable tools for education, therapy, workspaces, and community engagement. This

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Sensory Processing Disorder Checklists

A Review of Tools for Identifying Sensory Needs Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) can create unique challenges in how people understand and react to sensory input, impacting everyday life in different ways. As a result, to help identify and understand SPD, there are various checklists available for parents, teachers, and professionals. This blog reviews some of

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Case Study: Enhancing Accessibility and Inclusion at CB Nuit

Outcomes of Sensory-Friendly Collaboration at a Night Art Festival CB Nuit, a prominent cultural event in Cornerbrook, Newfoundland, Canada worked with Sensory Friendly Solutions to enhance accessibility and sensory inclusion at their event. Moreover, they wanted to become a sensory-friendly art at night leader! Above all, this case study explores the successful strategies and outcomes,

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Sensory Rooms for Children and Youth

How to Create Calming Spaces for Every Need In a world that often overwhelms the senses, a sensory room can be a safe haven. Whether for a child with ADHD, a youth who is neurodivergent or those simply needing a calming environment, sensory rooms offer targeted experiences that support emotional regulation, concentration, and well-being. In

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A Sensory Room Wall: Create a Calming Environment

Including The Benefits of Sensory Walls for Autism In today’s educational and therapeutic environments, sensory rooms are becoming essential! Importantly, they support individuals with sensory needs and can help just about everyone regulate their well-being, in particular when they are under stress. A common, key feature of these rooms is something called a sensory room

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DEI Training for Schools

Building Inclusive and Equitable Classrooms Creating an inclusive, diverse, and equitable environment in schools is essential to preparing students for the modern world. For example, by incorporating Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) training for schools, we can foster an environment where every student feels seen, heard, and supported. This blog post delves into the importance

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