Why Accessibility Is No Longer Optional Event accessibility is no longer a nice-to-have — it’s a must-have. Furthermore, in 2025, expectations around accessibility, inclusion, and sensory-friendly design will only continue to rise. In addition, attendees, sponsors, and regulatory bodies now expect events to accommodate diverse needs, from mobility access to sensory inclusion with key accessibility
Why Professional Sensory-Friendly Certification Matters Today’s event attendees expect more than entertainment or networking — they expect inclusion.Being an event planner or conference organizer who holds sensory-friendly certification shows you have the knowledge and skills to create welcoming, accessible environments for everyone. In this guide, you’ll learn exactly why becoming sensory-friendly certified as an individual
Finding the Right Accommodations for Your Family Traveling with family is an exciting opportunity to create special memories and explore new experiences together. However, for those who have family members with autism or sensory sensitivities, the process of planning a trip can come with unique challenges. One of the most important decisions is choosing the
Museums are meant to be places of wonder, inspiration, and learning. However, for many individuals, the sensory-rich environment of a museum can be overwhelming, even prohibitive. Imagine an adult post-concussion, anticipating the prospect of exploring a dinosaur exhibit, a long-standing area of interest. But their world quickly becomes chaotic as the noise, lights, and crowds
From Sensory Overload to Sensory Joy: How Water Parks Can Embrace Sensitivity Imagine the pure joy of a child’s laughter echoing through a water park. Now, imagine that same child experiencing overwhelming anxiety due to the cacophony of sounds, the dazzling lights, and the unpredictable flow of crowds. Importantly, for many individuals with sensory sensitivities
An aquarium is a fun and to visit for people of all ages. Did you know that it is important to be sensory-friendly for your visitors? Creating a sensory-friendly aquarium experience makes your aquarium accessible and inclusive to more people. Furthermore, making aquarium visitors more comfortable encourages loyalty and positive reviews, too! Many people, of
Visiting theme parks is a popular family activity. Theme parks are also unique tourist attractions. But did you know that many families avoid them? The movement of rides, bright lights, and all the sounds and noises, and crowds of people make theme parks sensory-rich. For families with children who have sensory sensitivities, (or adults themselves)
Understanding Sensory Needs: Autism-Friendly Zoos and Beyond Imagine this: Emily, a bright and curious 10-year-old, loves animals. A trip to the zoo has always been a dream for her. However, Emily experiences sensory overload in crowded and noisy environments. The zoo’s sights, sounds, and smells, while exciting for many, are overwhelming for her. Unfortunately, Emily’s
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 people, traveling by plane, train or bus is fun! However, for people with sensory sensitivities, transportation is often overwhelming and contributes to sensory overload. Regardless of whether it’s a plane, train, or bus, there are several parts of the travelling or simply commuting that make it stress-inducing. As a result, many people avoid
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