Many children with SEN have difficulties processing sensory information. Sensory rooms offer a range of stimuli that can help children develop their ability to integrate sensory input, which can improve their overall sensory processing skills. This includes visual, auditory, tactile, and proprioceptive stimuli (e.g., light displays, soft textures, calming sounds).
Sensory rooms help children with SEN manage and regulate their emotions by providing a calm and safe environment. The ability to control stimuli such as light, sound, or tactile sensations can help reduce feelings of anxiety or overstimulation. This is particularly helpful for children with conditions like Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), ADHD, or sensory processing disorder (SPD).
Sensory rooms can be used to promote social interaction and communication, especially for children who are non-verbal or have limited social skills. For example, children can be encouraged to take turns with toys or engage in guided activities, promoting interaction and the development of social skills in a low-stress environment.
The sensory experiences provided in the room can act as a form of positive reinforcement. When children are rewarded with stimulating and enjoyable sensory activities for accomplishing tasks or exhibiting desired behaviors, it can motivate them to continue progressing and engaging with their learning goals.
The Sensory Room is available to hire for Private use. Please contact us for more Information.