Sensory Friendly Dentistry Training

Be empowered to attract new and loyal patients. Find easy ways to make patients, and your team, more comfortable.

With Sensory Friendly Dentistry Training, dental clinics learn how to create a sensory-friendly and more comfortable experience for their patients, including more people with hidden disabilities in their practice.

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Be a Part of Accessibility and Inclusion

Become Sensory-Friendly trained!

33% Of People Experience Sensory Challenges.

Did you know that up to 33% of the population is more likely to experience sensory sensitivity or sensory overload? Children, adults and seniors alike often find events, locations and experiences too busy, too noisy and too bright.

They are your customers and clients. Your employees and team members. Your family and friends. Make your space more accessible for 1/3 of the population from what you learn in Sensory Friendly Training.

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Sensory Sensitivity and Sensory Overload can be Experienced by Anyone.

Many disabilities, disorders and differences contribute to the increasing demand for sensory-friendly experiences at locations or events.

In fact, sensory sensitivity and sensory overload aren’t just experiences by disabled persons.  They can be experienced by anyone, at any time.

Be part of the solution that makes more people comfortable when you become trained.

"I have single-sided deafness and often struggle with loud or crowded environments.

The Sensory Friendly 101 Training not only helped me better understand my own sensory experience and triggers, but will guide me in making my own art shows more accessible to others."
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With Sensory Friendly Solutions Training you can:

Benefits of Sensory Friendly Training:

Sensory Friendly Dentistry Training Content

In this 2-hour online training that is available to you 24/7, you will learn what it means to be sensory-friendly. You will also be introduced to terminology and some best practices to be more accessible and inclusive.

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Course Sample

  • Lesson 1: Defining the Problem  

  • Lesson 2: Adjusting the Environment 

  • Lesson 3: Patient Interaction

  • Lesson 4: Sensory-Friendly Stories

  • Lesson 5: Spreading the Word 

  • Lesson 6: Taking Action 

Bonus: Sensory Friendly Training 101

Included in your purchase is access to “Sensory Friendly 101 Training” – a perfect companion training module that sets the foundation of what being sensory-friendly is all about.

This extra hour of training provides basic knowledge about your eight senses, sensory overload, sensory sensitivity and creating sensory-friendly experiences at events or locations.

This $19.99 bonus is free with your purchase of Sensory Friendly Performances Training!

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I took Sensory Friendly 101 Training for my business to work toward providing a more accessible service and ended up leaving with more information than I thought I would get.

I hope more businesses use their sensory-friendly solutions so I can look forward to a day where I (and 33% of the population) will feel comfortable going to events and concerts with everyone else.
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Christel Seeberger, Founder and CEO of Sensory Friendly Solutions

Sensory overload is overwhelming, but the solutions can be simple.

This mantra of simplicity drives solutions created by Sensory Friendly Solutions with founder and CEO, Christel Seeberger at the lead.

Working in health care for 30 years, Christel saw how sensory sensitivity and sensory overload caused people to feel overwhelmed, anxious and stressed in daily life. 

People of all ages simply stopped living life when they could not find sensory-friendly experiences at work, in their community, or when they travelled.

With the disability of adult-onset hearing loss, Christel understands these problems personally; she also experiences sensory sensitivity and sensory overload.

Christel founded Sensory Friendly Solutions to make the world more-sensory-friendly.

Why choose Sensory Friendly Solutions?

Since 2016, Sensory Friendly Solutions has worked to achieve its mission as a B Corp™ Certified social enterprise: make the world more sensory-friendly. 

Sensory Friendly Solutions has established its thought leadership, and demonstrated its subject matter expertise with:

  • Founder and CEO Christel Seeberger has worked in health care for 30 years and is a person with a hearing disability herself.
  • The world’s first podcast about sensory challenges and sensory-friendly solutions, with over 5700 downloads around the globe. The podcast includes interviews with accessibility and inclusion leaders, as well as people with the lived experience of sensory challenges.
  • A growing newsletter that has more than 1500 subscribers interested in delivering sensory-friendly events and locations.
  • Free resources for people, businesses and organizations. Resources are evidence-informed and co-constructed with people with different disabilities.  Find over 135 blog posts, checklists and guides, a self-assessment tool for businesses and organizations, a short documentary and two audio conferences, one for dentistry and one for tourism, arts and culture.
  • Online Training on how and why to offer sensory-friendly experiences for different events and locations. Training is evidence-informed and co-constructed with people with different disabilities

Small Sensory Friendly Changes Have a Large Impact.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Dentistry Training

How long will it take me to complete this course?
While that will depend on the learner, the course content should take approximately 1.5 hours to 2 hours to complete.

Do I have to complete this training all at one sitting?
No, you can come back to the training and continue where you left off, or even go back to the beginning.

Is this a live training or online and self-paced?
Training is online and self-paced.

How do I purchase this course for my team?
Sensory Friendly Solutions is happy to share that businesses and organizations who want to purchase our training for their teams have let us know that they have either reimbursed their staff, or provided their staff members with a corporate expense card to purchase our online, on-demand training. 

What is the refund policy?
Once you complete training and receive certification, if you are not happy with the training, please contact us within 14 days of purchase, let us know why are you are unhappy (we work on continuously improving our training) and you will receive a full refund within the following 14 days. Please know that training is for educationally and informational purposes only.

Will I get a certificate of completion?
Yes! You will get an electronic certificate you can print and share at the end of the training, once you complete and pass the quiz.

What do I do if I have more questions?
Please contact us if you have any questions or need assistance.

Sensory Friendly Solutions is your key to accessibility and inclusion.

Sensory Friendly Solutions’ mission is to make the world more sensory-friendly.

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Sensory Friendly Solutions is a Certified B Corp™.

B Corporation Certification is a designation that a business meets a high standard of verified performance, accountability, and transparency on factors such as supporting its workers, serving underrepresented populations in the community, sustaining the environment, and creating positive social impact for its customers.

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