Educating and raising awareness of
Sensory Processing Disorder through immersive learning
Immersive Learning
Our immersive learning installations provide a unique opportunity for everyone to learn what it feels like to experience sensory processing difficulties. They are a great way to create awareness and really get people thinking and talking about SPD.
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All our installations are created based on descriptions and explanations shared by people living with SPD.
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Immersive Experiences
Our 'Sensory Classroom' and 'Sensory Dining Room' provide a unique opportunity for learning through personal experience giving powerful insights into how it might feel to encounter the everyday challenges of people with sensory processing difficulties.
Conferences & Exhibitions
We talk at and take our experiential learning installations around the world to conferences, events and training days. For upcoming dates visit our Events page. However if you are looking for a keynote speaker or would like to hear more about our installations drop us a line.
Immersive Experiences
Are you a sensory specialist?
We pride ourselves on the accuracy and authenticity of our installations and training. We couldn't do it without our fantastic 'Sensory Specialists'; a group of adults and children with SPD who share their experiences and insights, so we can help provide deeper insights and bring their experiences to life.
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With your help we want to raise awareness of SPD and create even more evidence-based and impactful training and resources.
What's involved in being a sensory specialist?
If you have SPD and are keen to help others learn from your experience, join our team of sensory specialists.
We may contact you from time to time for your personal insights or experiences relating to your sensory difficulties (or you can contact us).
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We look for descriptions of how individual sensations feel as well as descriptions for whole environments. We will share these to help raise awareness and educate others.
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We may use your experiences to create a new installation.
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We may seek your input to create a variety of other content for our website, training, videos or social media (only if you are happy to do this).
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Things you should know
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All descriptions shared can include your first name or be anonymous (whichever you prefer).
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We know that everyone processes their sensations in a personalised way so there is no 'right' or 'wrong' way to describe your experiences.
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Descriptions can be in text or pictures (whatever works best for you).
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I thought it was brilliant!
Experiential learning is always best. Although we know the theory and science, and see the childrens reactions, there is nothing so confirming as experiencing for ourselves tastes and textures that are unappetising or even repugnant.
