Weighted Blankets and Heavy Words: Sensory Terminology Demystified
Developing a New Lexicon for Sensory Experiences
Beyond Quiet Rooms by Neuromix
This publication focuses on systems-level sensory design and inclusion, exploring where single-solution approaches fall short and what more holistic thinking can offer.
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