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Sensory Equipment are aids for daily living for many people with disability. They are not just toys, 'nice to haves' or therapeutic 'add-ons'. Recognising sensory equipment as essential aids for...
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Case Studies: How Inmu Sensory Devices Support Individuals with Complex Needs Discover how Inmu sensory tools—InmuRELAX, InmuDANCE, and the Inmu Vest—are enhancing focus, emotional regulation, and independence for individuals with...
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Why Are Sensory Experiences Important in Old Age? As people age, sensory functions such as vision, hearing, touch, taste, and smell often decline. Mobility challenges, cognitive changes, and reduced social...
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Sensory needs don’t disappear with age. Children are more expressive with their sensory needs than adults, making the needs more obvious. By understanding that sensory input isn’t just for children,...
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Applying for funding for equipment is often a challenge. Once you've had the planning meetings, the reports and rationales for the equipment are agreed upon and written, and the application...
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Handwriting can be a real challenge for children to master. We have some tips and tools to help make things easier for teachers, parents and children.
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The Therapressure Brush, commonly used in sensory integration therapy, offers several benefits, particularly for individuals with sensory processing disorders (SPD) or those who require sensory input.
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At Sensory Corner, we love weighted products. Whether that be weighted animals, weighted blankets, or weighted pens, we have a wide range of choices. Sensory stimulation can calm or alert...
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Are all the weighted blanket options confusing? Let us help eliminate the confusion. Getting the right weight and size can take a bit of research. We have put together a...
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Good quality sleep is one of the most important things for effective daily functioning. We all know that without good sleep, we suffer from daytime fatigue, memory difficulties, reduced concentration,...
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Chewing seems to be one of the areas that many people gravitate to in order to keep calm or focused. Whatever the reason, we know that if we can use...
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Proprioceptive pressure can be calming and relaxing. It is often used to help reduce feelings of stress, anxiety and restlessness, or for those who need to calm their body from...
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Finding the right chew toy or chewy necklace can be a real challenge. With so many different types of chews available, it can be a bit overwhelming when searching through...
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