Sensory environment reviews

We have a skilled team of experts by experience who can provide practical, person-centred reviews that are tailored to your spaces.

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Our reviewers all have lived experience and understand how sensory factors affect a wide range of people. We’ll provide an easy to understand, practical walk through of your environment that supports wellbeing and inclusion. Our reviews are practical, person-centred, and tailored to each setting. We work across all areas, including social care, health, education and community settings.

Delivery explained

Inclusive assessments

We consider diverse sensory needs, including those of autistic people and individuals with learning disabilities or mental health conditions.

Tailored recommendations

Our feedback is specific to your environment, whether clinical, educational, residential, or community based.

Collaborative approach

We work alongside staff, people and families to ensure changes reflect lived experience and professional insight.

Actionable insights

Our reviews result in clear, achievable steps to improve sensory accessibility and overall experience.

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Reasonable adjustments

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VideoShort read
Learn about some of the reasonable adjustments that can be made in a wide range of health, care and other settings.

3 more things I’ve learnt about Autism…

March 2, 2022
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Blog
Advanced Occupational Therapist, Katherine Russell, reflects on her 6 months working within a Neurodevelopmental Assessment Clinic

Sensory Friendly LED Lighting for Healthcare Environments

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GuidanceLong read
Guidance written partnership with Buro Happold’s Inclusive Design and Lighting Teams, and the Assistive Technology team within the CAMHS Mental Health taskforce.

Sensory Friendly Ward Principles

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GuidanceShort read
A set of principles based on work started as part of the It’s Not Rocket Science Report and further checked and challenged by autistic adults.

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3 more things I’ve learnt about Autism…

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