Autism, Anxiety, and Sensory Overload: A Sensory Key
Autism and anxiety are often linked. The Anxiety and Depression Society of America says that 40% of young people with autism experience anxiety. Did you
Sensory Friendly Solutions at Work
Make your team happy and productive at work. Be comfortable working from home.
Small sensory-friendly changes have a large impact.
Find helpful podcast episodes and blog posts below.
"I had my office space become sensory-friendly last year and it has made a huge impact on my business."
-Kerry Legere Jenkins, RMT, New Brunswick, Canada
-Kerry Legere Jenkins, RMT, New Brunswick, Canada
Working from home is a new normal that few are prepared for.
Feeling comfortable in co-working spaces and public office buildings is an ongoing challenge.
There is the added stress of adjusting to going back and forth between a home office and work.
A sensory-friendly environment improves workplace productivity and helps attract and retain employees.
Sensory Friendly Workstation Checklist
Did you know that productivity at work is by design, not happenstance? One of the best ways to be more productive at work is to make your space or office sensory-friendly. Use this guide to work from home. Give it to your team at work. Pay attention to your senses at work and you will reap the rewards of being comfortable.
- Address your eight senses at work
- Set up your home office or workstation for success
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Work-Related Blog Posts
Productivity at Work: Love Your Workspace
Productivity at work is by design, not happenstance. One of the best ways to be more productive at work by falling in love with your
Good Presentation Skills: Make it Sensory-Friendly
What are the qualities of good presentations? Presenting a workshop or at a conference is truly an acquired skill. Even more so online and virtually.
Awesome Trade Show Ideas: Virtual and In-Person
Are you looking for some awesome trade show ideas to make your next booth or trade show stand out at a virtual or in-person event.
Sensory-Friendly Co-working Space in Shared Offices
Co-working space design is a topic of interest in shared workspaces. Large companies create co-working spaces for their employees to work together. Individual offices are
Mental Health at Work: a World of Sensory Overload
Ever since I was a kid, I have been impacted by two things. First, my mental health. And second, my desire to be an entrepreneur.
Concussion: In One Second Everything Changes
Post-concussion Symptoms Have Changed My Life Forever. A fall down the stairs. Because I was in a hurry to get to work. And yes, there
Deaf and Hard of Hearing with masks and barriers.
In my family, being deaf and hard of hearing is more common than not. Now, those with hearing impairment are experiencing new challenges brought on
Work-Related Podcast Episodes
Working From Home In a Pandemic with Renée Warren
Renée Warren, mom, serial entrepreneur, and mentor coaches us to expect downcycles as part of our lived experiences. She tells us to understand our own brain as a key to success in daily life. Renée advocates for curiosity as a powerful strategy to reducing our sensory overload.
Dr. Bill Wong is Fighting On as an Autistic Adult
Dr. Bill Wong, occupational therapist, reveals his unexpected path to being diagnosed as an autistic adult while studying occupational therapy. He also shares the power of finding another adult occupational therapist with autism as a key turning point in his life. Dr. Wong’s motto is Fighting On and he works to mentor autistic adults and fellow occupational therapists around the globe about life with autism.