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Sensory room ideas for at home and in the classroom- helping neurodiversity and sensory sensitivity.
Tips for sensory sensitive children (and adults). How to design a workstation, a sleeping area, or just provide a safe sensory nook. These tips will help you sensory sensitive family member feel secure and stay focused. Now that 1 in 36 people have autism, we need to rethink how we provide for everyone who has sensitivity issues. And it is not just children. Knowing more can make you a better boss, colleague, educator, parent and family member. Join me in in this podcast as I talk about some simple ways to address sensory needs.