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December 8, 2021Come hang out with us in this sensory room as we talk about Ear defenders!
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November 25, 2021The Nutcracker is a Holiday favorite, one I used to take my children when they were younger to get them all excited for the Christmas Holidays. Like so many other kids, mine had difficulty with the loud sounds -from the gunshots during the battle, to the cymbal crashes and...
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November 24, 2021Sensory Rating Cards are a wonderful brief look at the Sensory aspects of an environment. Our Neurodiverse team at Sensory Access goes through an environment and audits the sensory impact of visual, auditory, olfactory, temperature, proprioceptive and tactile experiences. This is always done in-person and often further reviewed via...
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October 25, 2021In the world of events, accessibility has only recently been part of the planning process, and even then, usually only mobility is at the forefront. Those with less visible disabilities, such as Autism, hearing differences or low vision are usually left out of the accessibility design process. However,...
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February 23, 2020What an absolute joy it was to work with Disney and STG for the Sensory Friendly production of Frozen. This inspirational musical is all about loving yourself as who you are, and what a fantastic time was had by all. Guests received Sensory Guides, Character Guides, access to movement...
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September 7, 2018Sensory Access is excited to be a part of KidQuest’s Low Sensory Event on Sunday, Sept. 19th! We will have our own sensory friendly activity station and hope to see you there! Pre-Registration is encouraged. Get tickets here! In 2015 KidsQuest started doing Low Sensory Evenings to become...
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July 27, 2018Every summer, Village Theatre puts one of it’s KIDSTAGE productions up on the Mainstage. It is a joy for the performers to work on such a wonderful stage, and a delight for the audience to see such talented kids with professional support from sets to...
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July 13, 2018Welcome to Sensory Access Travel ! As a mom of a kiddo with Aspergers, I find travel both incredibly rewarding (stretch that cognitive flexibility!) and also very stressful (travel is inherently unpredictable, and therefore can be overwhelming for those with ASD). Although we almost always experience a rough spot...
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