Let’s say you may have a client or a loved one who would benefit from sensory-inclusive design, but you’re not sure where to start.

Based on evidence-based principles of sensory processing, I help you evaluate the three critical elements to create a successful design: the sensory needs and preferences of your client, the qualities and affordances of the space, and the purposes of what the space is to be used for.

All three of these are vital components to creating a successful environment. Each project and client is unique. I offer services for when you are just starting out a project, want to re-imagine an existing space, or somewhere in-between.

Our SensorySmartTM Design Principles combine what we know about multi-sensory integration, sensory discrimination at multiple levels of information processing, threshold sensitivity, modulation, localized versus global sensory processing, sub-cortical and cortical levels of sensory processing, and related behavioral signs such as anxiety, tantrums, fixed interests, memory recall, agitation, habituation and filtering, and entrainment