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The Power of Sensory Breaks: Why Downtime Is Essential for Kids (and Adults)
3rd June 2025
Between back-to-back lessons, long workdays, and overstimulating environments, it’s no wonder so many of us feel on edge. The nervous system is constantly processing input—sounds, textures, l
Supporting Mental Health Through Sensory Room Refreshes
26th May 2025
May marks Mental Health Awareness Month, an important opportunity to reflect on how our environments can support emotional regulation, connection, and calm, especially for individuals with se
Spring Clean Your Senses: Refreshing the Sensory Room for a New Season
6th May 2025
Whether you're supporting children with sensory processing needs, creating a calming haven at school, or maintaining a therapeutic room at home, now is the perfect time to give your sensory s
Celebrating Neurodiversity: Unlocking Strengths, Driving Success
18th March 2025
This week is Neurodiversity Celebration Week (March 17-23), a time to celebrate the unique strengths and contributions of neurodivergent individuals in the workplace.
Warm and Calming: How Weighted Products Can Support Mental and Emotional Well-Being for All Ages
26th February 2025
Weighted products do more than provide physical comfort—they help regulate emotions, improve focus, and provide a sense of security. Their deep touch pressure can help reduce anxiety, improve
Combatting Winter Blues with TFH Sensory Tools!
24th January 2025
Sensory input—what we see, hear, feel, and smell—significantly regulates our emotions. When our environment is overstimulating or underwhelming, it can leave us feeling off-balance. Sensory t
Refresh Your School’s Sensory Room: Planning for 2025 and Beyond
9th January 2025
Investing in a sensory room is investing in your students' and staff's well-being and success. Whether you’re using up your 2024 budget or planning for 2025, now is the perfect time to take t
Designing for Calm: How Inclusive Spaces Ease Sensory Overload
16th December 2024
By creating spaces that consider the needs of autistic individuals and those with sensory processing differences, we can foster environments where everyone feels valued and supported. These c
The Power of Visual Timers: Helping Children with Processing Disorders Understand Time
26th November 2024
A visual timer uses colours, graphics, or countdowns to show the amount of time remaining in an activity. Unlike traditional clocks, which rely on abstract numbers, these timers make time mor
Lighting Up Independence for Seniors with Low Vision
26th November 2024
Fluorescent lighting provides consistent, even illumination that is especially beneficial for those with low vision. It enhances contrast, reduces glare, and can help seniors navigate spaces
