Recent studies have identified a range of beneficial effects for the use of sensory rooms in workplace settings to reduce stress and enhance staff wellbeing.

Sensory rooms are also used in a number of aged care settings, particularly in dementia care to reduce negative emotions and anxiety and enhance positive emotions.

Sensory rooms are increasingly being installed in schools to assist students to self-regulate their own emotions, behaviours and improve attention and learning outcomes.

There are numerous studies that have demonstrated the benefits of sensory rooms for mental illness as a sensory processing intervention to assist emotion regulation.

Originally designed as a therapeutic intervention for people with disabilities, sensory rooms have become an invaluable resource in this field and across many others.

Interest continues to grow for inclusive and accessible resources to support the health and wellbeing of the general population and sensory rooms are the perfect solution to address this need.