Anecdotal evidence also claims that spending time in a multisensory environment improves eye contact amongst many disabled children. Many report improvements in coordination and motor development and many become more verbal as they relax. Younger children are able to concentrate and focus for longer periods and often vocalize far more than in other environments. Other benefits of sensory environments are the dramatic drop in stress levels reported by visitors.
The Sensory Room is accessible to people in wheelchairs.
The Sensory Room is available for members to hire for Private Sessions.
‘The Toy Library is brilliant this term, they have been so supportive and the lovely Sensory room upstairs is a lovely quiet world to catch your breath and think positively, staff are fabulous and the equipment is amazing.’
