Do you have any suggestions on how to incorporate sensory room components in your room. Thank you and have a happy holidays!

sensorypeople:

Hi there! Things I can think of off the top of my head:

• My partner is a big visual stimmer, so he has a small collection of visually appealing posters on his bedroom wall that he enjoys just looking at
• Having blankets and cushions in textures you like to touch is also an option
• Low, warm coloured lighting that doesn’t cause visual overload
• Sound-proofing perhaps?
• Curtains or blinds that are good at blocking out light
• Good temperature control, like AC or fans, good insulation if you can manage/afford it
• Perhaps have a space where you keep your stim toys?
• Beanbags! Hanging chairs! Hammocks!
• Some people like fairy lights
• Having an enclosed space you can retreat into, like a tent or blanket fort
• Soft toys in good textures?

Does anyone else have other ways that they make their rooms sensory friendly?

Liesel, Mod.