Multisensory Rooms
Multisensory Rooms are designed to stimulate all five senses. Different equipment is utilised to target the different senses whilst creating a relaxing and soothing experience. They are used as a therapeutic space with full control of the ambience to suit individual needs of each user.
These spaces are an essential resource for many different settings. These can include special and mainstream education. But due to the inclusive nature of multi-sensory rooms they are also now being found in leisure, health and social care settings.
In a safe and calm setting, users are able to explore their surroundings, building confidence, independence and social awareness. The equipment used is great for developing visual, auditory and tactile processing and is great for hand-eye coordination, gross and fine motor skills and self-regulation.
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Case Studies
David Lewis is an organisation that provides residential accommodation in addition to education and health services for people with epilepsy, autism and learning and physical disabilities. After completing several other projects at David Lewis, we were asked to provide an additional space to support activities in their new Autism Hub.
Acorn Lodge is a Children's Home based in Leeds, committed to providing children with an environment that nurtures children with complex needs. As part of a long-term plan to improve facilities. the team were asked to design, manufacture and install a brand-new sensory room for the residents at the home.
In December 2022, Sensory Technology was approached by East Ayrshire H&SCP to design and install a multisensory environment. This need for this new sensory project was identified by a local self-funded charity called Ayrshire Am-asn Warriors Activity Group, who provide support to children with ASN within East Ayrshire.
Case Studies
David Lewis is an organisation that provides residential accommodation in addition to education and health services for people with epilepsy, autism and learning and physical disabilities. After completing several other projects at David Lewis, we were asked to provide an additional space to support activities in their new Autism Hub.
Acorn Lodge is a Children's Home based in Leeds, committed to providing children with an environment that nurtures children with complex needs. As part of a long-term plan to improve facilities. the team were asked to design, manufacture and install a brand-new sensory room for the residents at the home.
In December 2022, Sensory Technology was approached by East Ayrshire H&SCP to design and install a multisensory environment. This need for this new sensory project was identified by a local self-funded charity called Ayrshire Am-asn Warriors Activity Group, who provide support to children with ASN within East Ayrshire.
The Fen Rivers Academy provides specialist therapeutic education to pupils with SEMH. We were asked to turn a double space within the school into both a calming and active area to help channel the children’s emotions, providing a resource where they can refocus and enhance their mental health.
