Music festivals are fun, often outdoor events. They involve the local community and visitors, enjoying music from special guests over a series of hours or days. Music can be anything from classical to country to rock and roll! Depending on the size of the event, they may include food vendors, rides, and other attractions. These
Embracing Inclusion in Traditional Hindu Festivities Celebrating festivals is a time for joy, connection, and honoring traditions, but for those with sensory sensitivities, these events can be overwhelming. This blog, informed by the expertise and recommendations of Myurika Sithamparanathan, an Honours Bachelor of Science graduate from the University of Toronto and Master of Health Informatics
Creating Sensory-Friendly Hindu Temples and Weddings For many Hindus, visiting the temple is an integral part of spiritual and community life. Temples are sacred spaces for worship, reflection, and connection. However, the sensory-rich environment of temples, with bright lights, loud music, and large crowds, can be overwhelming for individuals with sensory sensitivities or sensory processing
Craft an Inclusive Experience: Sensory-Friendly Hacks for Online Events Oftentimes, online and virtual events are not accessible because of a lack of knowledge and understanding. As events, learning, education, meetings and business continue to be conducted virtually and online, accessibility, readability and being sensory-friendly helps all users be included and participate. Learn more about ways
Welcoming Every Student with Comfort and Care Creating a welcoming classroom environment starts with how students are greeted each day. In fact, classroom greetings play a crucial role in setting the tone for a positive learning experience, fostering both connection and inclusivity. However, for students with sensory sensitivities, traditional greetings can often feel overwhelming or
Making Tradition Accessible for All Regional Hindu Festivals like Onam and Tamil New Year bring communities together to honor tradition, celebrate cultural values, and embrace shared experiences. However, for individuals with sensory sensitivities or sensory processing disorders, these vibrant and often overwhelming celebrations can pose challenges. This blog, inspired and guided by the expertise of
Sound, Light, Comfort: Practical Tips for a Sensory-Friendly Wedding Experience Have you ever dreamed of a wedding celebration that caters to everyone’s needs, creating a truly unforgettable and joyful experience? Wedding planners, imagine offering a unique venue that stands out by being inclusive and accessible. Second, Couples, picture a wedding day where all your guests
For many parents, managing their child’s bedtime is a difficult and exhausting process. Oftentimes, children are hesitant to go to bed or have difficulties falling and staying asleep. However, for a child with sensory sensitivities, these challenges may be extreme. As a result, your child is likely overtired and experiencing difficulty in regular activities at
Curious about why your veterinary clinic should be sensory-friendly? Your clinic is a busy, noisy, bright environment. A mixed group of pets and people make your waiting area and treatment areas especially sensory-rich. The anxiety of your patients and their humans add to a stressful experience. As a result, these factors can contribute to a
Practical Tips for More Inclusive Muslim Celebrations Imagine stepping into a bustling mosque during Ramadan. The hum of voices fills the air, lights are bright, and the community spirit is palpable. For many, this is a heartwarming experience. But for individuals with sensory sensitivities—like autistic children and adults, people who are neurodivergent, adults with PTSD,
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