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Case Study: From Rockin’ to Relaxing: How Christina Martin Made Her Music Sensory-Friendly

Beyond the Stage Lights: Creating an Inclusive Music Experience Canadian singer-songwriter Christina Martin is leading the charge in adopting inclusive, sensory-friendly performances, both at her in-person and online shows. In this blog post, she shares insights from her journey to making her music more accessible. Christina answers a series of questions about the challenges she

Dr. Peggy Bown, a sensory-friendly dentist and patient

Smiling Wide: How This Dentist Created a Sensory-Friendly Experience

Soothing the Senses with Sensory-Friendly Solutions You might think a dentist for adults with autism is sensory-friendly dentist who caters solely to autistic patients. However, many people from all walks of life seek out dentists who understand and manage the sensory overload that can occur during dental appointments. Sensory sensitivities are more common than you

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Case Study: Creating a Sensory-Friendly Apartment Rental

Autism-Friendly Home Modifications and More: Designing a Calming and Inclusive Living Space for Everyone When designing the apartment in my home, I focused on two key aspects: autism-friendly home modifications and creating a space suitable for anyone with sensory needs. The apartment, that I have made available for both short- and long-term rental over the

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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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