Accessibility Assistant:
Interactive Room Tour

Explore Our Sensory Zones

Every room is built to serve a distinct purpose—from high-tactile stimulation to quiet, comforting regulation. Explore the details below.

Select a Zone

1. Quiet Corner
Safe, soft, and silent regulation
2. Soft Play
Gentle movement and core strength
3. Sensory Wall
Tactile exploration & curiosity
4. Low-Light Room
Visual soothing and deep pressure
A highly-tactile sensory wall panel with wood textures and gear patterns
Tactile Exploration

The Sensory Wall Panel

Our custom sensory wall features light-wood frames filled with rotating gears, reversible sequins, locking latches, textured panels (felt, brush, faux grass), and soothing sound beads. It is designed to spark safe curiosity and fine motor exploration.

Sensory Benefits
  • Builds fine motor coordination
  • Supports tactile processing therapy
  • Encourages independent exploration
Sensory Settings

Equipped with sound dampeners. Height levels are optimized for wheelchair accessibility and toddlers.

Zone Sensory Profiles

Zone Name Primary Activities Sensory Accommodations Ideal For
Quiet Corner Reading, cozy rest, rocking, silent recovery Deep-pressure weighted blankets, noise-canceling headphones, privacy pods Children experiencing sensory overload or needing a visual break.
Soft Play Gentle climbing, crawling, balancing, sliding Dense foam structures, no hard wooden corners, crash pads Proprioceptive & vestibular seek, building balance and confidence.
Sensory Wall Tactile toggles, gears, sequins, latches, puzzles Accessible heights, noise-dampened mechanics, multiple texture boards Fine motor skill development and curiosity stimulation.
Low-Light Room Visual tracking, light play, fiber optic touch Bubble tubes, projector stars, dark walls, dimmable ambient glow Visually regulated relaxation, deep pressure beanbag lounging.

Ready to experience it yourself?

Book an open session or request private family hours to explore all zones with dedicated staff assistance.

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