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At Sense Sensory, we are constantly innovating and creating products that truly support wellbeing, learning and inclusion.

These new exclusive items have been thoughtfully developed to help create environments where individuals feel safe, engaged and supported.

We are so excited to see these products become part of sensory spaces across the UK and cannot wait to introduce these and more innovative products in the future.

Any Suggestions?

If there is anything you feel would enhance your sensory space, we are always excited by a new challenge and would love to hear your ideas for future designs.

Everything from bespoke tactile products, padding solutions to interactive regulation panels and sensory zones, just get in touch!

The Sense Sensory Team

The Spectrum Cloud

Prepare to be amazed! The Spectrum Cloud is a mesmerising feature that brings vibrant colours and magic into any space. Perfect for sensory rooms or classroom corners, it offers a captivating visual experience that wows everyone who sees it. To make it even better, this stunning product comes with wireless control, allowing users to easily set the perfect mood for any moment

The Spectrum Cloud

Prepare to be amazed! The Spectrum Cloud is a mesmerising feature that brings vibrant colours and magic into any space. Perfect for sensory rooms or classroom corners, it offers a captivating visual experience that wows everyone who sees it. To make it even better, this stunning product comes with wireless control, allowing users to easily set the perfect mood for any moment

The Complete Sensory Room Package

These incredible products – and so many more – are part of our Installed Sensory Room Package. Designed with every need in mind, this package offers exceptional value while transforming any space into a sensory haven. The package includes:

• Storm Tube  with Padded Corner Base Unit
• Acrylic Mirrors
• Soft Padded Fibre Optic Seat
• Sensory Projector
• Piano Wall Pads
• Tactile Shapes
• Interactive Aroma Panel
• Infinity Panel
• Giant Padded Sequin Panel
• Vibrating Bean Bag
• Spectrum Cloud

This comprehensive package is perfect for schools and educational facilities looking to create immersive, engaging spaces that cater to a variety of sensory needs.

Looking for Something Different?

If you’re dreaming of something more specific, check out our The Rainforest Sensory Room Package! This unique package combines some of our most popular products, blending calming elements with interactive, cause-and-effect features to create a space that truly immerses its users. It’s packed with the “wow” factor and offers something for everyone.

Share Your Ideas

At Sense Sensory, we’re always open to new ideas! If you have any suggestions or specific requirements that would make your sensory space even more effective and inspiring, we’d love to hear them. We’re committed to working with you to create a bespoke sensory room that exceeds your expectations.

Let’s Create Your Dream Sensory Room

If you’d like more information about our products, packages, or free design services, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. We’re here to help you bring your sensory vision to life and can’t wait to assist you in creating the perfect space for your students.

Deep Pressure Stimulation

• What It Is: Techniques or tools that apply firm but gentle pressure to the body.
• How It Helps: Deep pressure and Vibrations can have a calming effect on the nervous system, similar to a comforting hug. This can reduce anxiety by promoting the release of serotonin and dopamine, which are neurotransmitters associated with feelings of well-being.
• Examples: Weighted Blankets and Weighted Products can assist greatly or simply a firm hug from the Peapod. Our Comfy Cloud Nine can provide a soft grounded experience and the Vibrating Bean Bag gives a gentle vibration to calm and reassure.

Calming Sensory Input

• • What It Is: Sensory input designed to soothe and relax.
  • How It Helps: Engaging the senses with calming stimuli can help ground a child and distract from anxious thoughts. This can be particularly effective in stressful environments, helping children regain a sense of control.
  • Examples:, Soft Lighting in a chilled environment including calming music and Gentle Aromas like lavender.

Tactile Stimulation

• • • What It Is: Using touch-based activities or objects to focus attention.
    • How It Helps: Tactile stimulation can help children focus and distract from anxiety by engaging their hands and providing a physical outlet for nervous energy.
    • Examples: Fidget Toys, tactile flooring and Tactile Fabrics.

Movement-Based Sensory Input

• • • • What It Is: Physical activities that engage the body and senses.
      • How It Helps: Movement helps release pent-up energy and tension, which can reduce anxiety. Activities that involve rhythmic motion can be particularly calming and help regulate emotions.
      • Examples: Swinging, Spinning, Jumping, Rolling and Rocking.

Creating a Sensory-Friendly Back-to-School Routine

Incorporating these sensory tools into your child’s daily routine can make a significant difference in managing back-to-school anxiety. Start the day with a calming activity, such as using a weighted blanket during breakfast, and ensure that your child has access to their sensory tools throughout the school day. Communicating with teachers about your child’s needs and how these tools can help is also essential.

By integrating these sensory products into your child’s school routine, you can help them transition back to school with greater ease and confidence. Sensory tools are not just aids; they are essential elements in creating a supportive environment where your child can thrive academically and emotionally.

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The need for tough furniture extends beyond mere durability; it’s about safeguarding the well-being of individuals, particularly adults and children with special needs such as autism. In environments where sensory sensitivities or behavioural challenges are prevalent, our furniture provides a secure and calming space. The padded surfaces offer a sense of comfort and security, while the sturdy construction ensures longevity even in the face of intense use or agitation.

By investing in tough furniture, institutions and caregivers demonstrate a commitment to creating environments that prioritise safety, dignity, and peace of mind for all users. Our solutions not only meet these stringent requirements but also contribute to fostering a supportive and inclusive environment for individuals of all abilities.

How do you structure a sensory room?

Structuring a sensory room is all about understanding the sensory needs of the individual. Begin by considering the size and layout of the room. Spacious areas allow for more equipment and freedom of movement. Ensure the room is safe, with soft flooring and padding if necessary. Proper lighting, like dimmable lights or UV lights, also plays a crucial role. For comprehensive guidance, www.sensesensory.co.uk offers a range of information.

What would be in a sensory room?

The contents can vary based on needs. Common items include tactile toys, bubble tubes, fibre optic strands, weighted blankets, and auditory tools like soft music or sound machines. Always look for high-quality equipment, such as those available at www.sensesensory.co.uk.

What should a sensory room look like?

A sensory room should be inviting and calming. Soft colours, relaxing imagery, and organised sections for different activities make the environment effective. It should be a safe haven, reflecting the personal preferences of its user. For visual inspirations, visit www.sensesensory.co.uk.

Children’s sensory systems are finely tuned to gather information from their surroundings, which is then relayed to their nervous system. This information is carefully processed by the nervous system, prompting corresponding response or reaction to their surroundings.

Through sensory experiences, children gain a deeper comprehension of their environment, fostering a sense of safety and security. A robust sensory system plays a pivotal role in nurturing cognitive and social intelligence, therefore forming a vital foundation for children’s success and learners.

Sensory rooms have emerged as integral spaces in various establishments, driven by the recognition of their profound impact on individuals, especially children. These purposefully designed environments cater to the diverse sensory needs of children, providing a wealth of tactile, visual, and auditory stimuli. Through meticulous arrangement of elements like textured surfaces, soothing lighting, and calming sounds, sensory rooms facilitate sensory integration – a critical process in which the brain organizes and makes sense of sensory information. The design therefore is something that must be correct in order for the space to have full potential. At Sense Sensory we have many years of experience in designing varied spaces with the specialist products required to suit the user’s needs.

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In England, for instance, studies have unveiled compelling statistics showcasing the tangible benefits of sensory rooms. A case study conducted in primary schools demonstrated that children who engaged with sensory rooms exhibited notable improvements in mood regulation and emotional well-being. The calming effects of sensory room experiences were particularly pronounced among children with sensory processing challenges or emotional difficulties. These spaces have been found to enhance concentration and focus, thereby positively influencing academic performance.

Furthermore, sensory rooms have addressed the topic of sensory overload and can provide effective relaxation for children with conditions like autism spectrum disorder. By creating an environment where sensory input is carefully controlled and tailored, these rooms empower children to self-regulate and adapt to their surroundings more effectively. This, in turn, contributes to their overall comfort, reduces anxiety, and cultivates a sense of security.

Basically, the provision of sensory rooms within establishments emerges as a proactive approach with many proven advantages. Grounded in empirical evidence and case studies, these spaces contribute not only to immediate well-being but also to the broader educational and developmental journeys of children at the beginning and throughout their life.