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,
Making Conferences Accessible for All: The B Corp Example Have you ever attended an event and felt overwhelmed by the bright lights, loud noise, and bustling crowds? For people with sensory sensitivities, these seemingly minor discomforts can be significant. In fact, they are enough to deter people from attending conferences. Furthermore, sensory overload from bright
Jungle Jim’s Goes Sensory-Friendly: Creating a Welcoming Space for All Diners Jungle Jim’s Restaurant, a beloved Miramichi institution, has always strived to provide a fun and friendly dining experience. But they recognized that for some patrons, especially those with autism and other sensory sensitivities, the restaurant environment contributes to sensory overload. As a result, they
From Shutout to Win: Creating a Quiet Room to Enjoy a Sensory Friendly Hockey Game After they tested out a sensory-friendly quiet room during a hockey game at their arena, community volunteers with the Miramichi Timberwovles and the Executive Director of Autism Resources Miramichi, asked Sensory Friendly Solutions to audit the space. They wanted sensory-friendly
Drama for All Ages: A Case Study in Making Theatre Accessible for Sensory Sensitivities Theatre has the unique power to unite diverse groups, spark imagination, and inspire change. Yet, not everyone has had the chance to experience the magic of live performance due to various sensory barriers. At Young People’s Theatre (YPT), the mission to
Making Art at Night Shine for Everyone: A Sensory-Friendly Success Story The Challenge: Atlantic Art at Night Festivals Alliance (AANFA) wanted to create a more welcoming and inclusive environment for all art enthusiasts, but large crowds, bright lights, and loud noises can be overwhelming for some attendees with sensory sensitivities. If you thought creating a
Beyond the Checklist: Innovative Approaches to Sensory-Friendly Conference Design The “Let Us Help Each Other” conference, held in March 2024 at the Membertou Trade and Convention Centre in Nova Scotia, Canada, promised a compelling platform: accessibility and disability from indigenous perspectives. But for conference organizers, they wanted to do more than ensure critical pieces, like
From Barriers to Belonging: Transforming the Social Enterprise Hub In order to create an inclusive environment for their coworking space and office building, the Social Enterprise Hub completed training and a transformation project with Sensory Friendly Solutions. The objective was straightforward, but impactful: create a more sensory-friendly experience for Hub tenants in their coworking space
Unlocking the Senses: Implementing Strategies for Sensory-Friendly Art Experiences Wonderful, beautiful, delightful, sensory-rich art shows and art galleries! A vibrant tapestry of creativity. A place where captivating pieces ignite our imagination and inspire awe. But for some visitors, the bustling crowds, bright lights, and cacophony of conversations can transform this artistic haven into a sensory
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
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