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How to Create Sensory-Friendly Events

A Guide for Businesses and Organizations Sensory-friendly events are becoming increasingly common as more people identify as having sensory sensitivities and the experience of sensory overload. For instance, these events cater to individuals who experience discomfort or overload from certain sights, sounds, smells, tastes, or touches. Moreover, by creating a sensory-friendly environment, businesses and organizations

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Sensory Preferences: Yours, Mine, and Ours

Creating sensory-friendly events or locations starts with understanding and respecting diverse sensory needs. While common adjustments like dimming bright lights, adding closed captioning, or setting up quiet zones are effective, there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. Every individual is unique, with distinct sensory preferences and sensitivities that shape how they experience the world. In this blog post,

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Sensory Rooms: Find Calm and Focus for Autism

Understand Sensory Processing, Autism, and Sensory Overload Our human experience is woven with our senses. Our brains interpret information from sight, sound, touch, taste, smell, movement (proprioception), balance (vestibular), and internal body awareness (interoception). Furthermore, with that information our brain creates a understanding of the world around us. However, when this complex system is disrupted,

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The Best Solutions: Chair Socks, Chair Glides and Tennis Balls for Chairs

Solutions for Reducing Noise and Minimizing Sensory Overload in Any Environment If you’re wondering why tennis balls for chairs are commonly used in classrooms, workplaces, or even at home, you’re not alone! Many people are searching for ways to reduce noise caused by chair movement, and tennis balls provide an easy solution. Whether you’re deciding

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