For neurodivergent people, clutter and chaos can trigger sensory overload, making it tough to focus, relax, or feel at peace.

Where most people simply saw a school storage closet, Stacey Nelson saw a place where special needs elementary school students could get transformative care.

Autex Acoustics’ Groove and Mirage panels combine acoustic performance with visual interest and tactility, contributing to sensory comfort within the space.

ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The 126th annual Lilac Festival in May is aiming to become more accessible than ever. The festival is partnering with the local non-profit Autism Up to create a sensory-friendly ...

As the neurodiverse community grows, Tynisha Doe is working to build a home away from home for them. When it opens in July on Governors Drive in Chapel Hil, Sensored Vibes will offer a sensory play ...

A specialized space now open on the third floor of Sterne Library will enable Blazers with neurodivergence — or a need for different environmental stimulation — to reset and work in a setting designed ...

The richness of the sounds, smells and sights at Festival International de Louisiane can be invigorating, but it can also trigger a sensory overload. A local organization is offering a ...