Sensory rooms are valuable tool to treat people living with Autism. No single treatment is best, and treatment has to be tailored to the child’s needs. Families and the educational system are the main resources for treatment. However, the use of special designed sensory room can help autistic patients to get a sense of security and mental stimulation. These special rooms and equipment can be used and enjoyed by individuals of all ages
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF A SENSORY SPACE?
There are a huge number of benefits that a sensory space can provide, depending on the needs of the user. Our sensory rooms are set up to provide a specific set of sensory solutions, helping to develop certain skills, including:
- Switching
- Cause-and-Effect
- Color Recognition
- Eye-Hand Coordination
- Memory
- Communication
- Attention
- Social Interaction
- Motor Skills
- Speech and Language
Where Can I Find A Sensory Space?
Sensory spaces can be designed to suit a variety of environments, whether that’s a dedicated sensory room or a sensory area. Some of the places where you might find a sensory space include:
- At home (for example, in a bedroom or bathroom)
- An occupational therapy room
- A care home
- A hospital
- A school
- A waiting room
- A swimming pool