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SENSE-ational Spaces was co-founded by two pediatric occupational therapists with a passion for family-centered care, regular modulation breaks, developing routines that set us up for success, and engaging children in foundational activities through play!

  • My experience with Sense-ational Spaces was absolutely wonderful! Alexi and Marlee were professional, knowledgeable, and having their expertise is exactly what my family needed. They worked within my budget and transformed a space specifically tailored to my daughters needs. My daughter now LOVES to play and explore and we couldn’t be happier! Thank you SO much Alexi and Marlee!!

    T. Cooper

  • If I could give them 100 stars, I would. Words cannot express how great of a company this is! From the very beginning of the process, it was a really, really great experience. I would highly recommend this company to ANYONE with a kiddo with special needs and with sensory issues... They are so pleasurable to work with, extremely professional & knowledgeable in their fields (both therapists), fantastic communicators and highly creative when it comes to the space. I will tell anyone I know with a special needs kiddo to call them! It will be the best decision you will make!

    C. Leick

  • Alexi and Marlee were amazing to work with. Professional, knowledgable, and provided amazing sensory items/spaces for a deaf/blind individual I work with. 110% Fabulous!

    J. Sapp

  • Marlee and Alexi are THE BEES KNEES when it comes to planning, designing, creating, and crafting your Sensational Space!!! They pay attention to every single detail and provide the best service and delivery. I will be sending them to everyone I know who needs a sensory space in their home. My son - with ASD - is in love with this space, and its now somewhere that we ALL want to hang out as a family. If I could give 100 stars, I would - but for now its a 5+ star rating from me :). THANK YOU, SENSE-ational Spaces!!!

    C. McDougald

  • SENSE-ational Spaces gave a fabulous presentation to our early childhood parents in our parent education classes. Marlee and Alexi are doing amazing work!

    R. Bolt

  • Our family has experienced such joy working with Alexi and Marlee!!! We felt we needed a space for our daughter Isla to have a place dedicated for her that she could retreat to when feeling overwhelmed, anxious, and needing her time without question. Working with SENSE-ational Spaces went above the expectations of this goal. Through a simple interview, communication of needs, and experiences our daughter received a space that was made for her personal needs. Isla's energy has changed and her increase of confidence shows!! She has a space that allows her to feel independent and proud! her increase of confidence shows!!

    S. Eidenshink

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Chewy tubes are great for children with oral-seeking behaviors, such as biting, chewing, and more. These tubes provide oral motor sensory input, which can help calm and regulate the nervous system. Chewing on the textured tubes also provides tactile
Climbing is a great way to receive proprioceptive input! It puts deep pressure on our muscles and joints as we push and pull ourselves. This can help with calming and sensory regulation. 🧗 For increased sensory input, try jumping off a climbing str
Auditory processing disorder (APD) is a form of hearing loss that impacts how the brain processes auditory input.👂 For those with APD, the brain often has difficulties interpreting the signals from the auditory nerve, which leads to a misinterpreta
"Occupation" goes beyond a job title! Occupations are the daily activities that fill our lives, whether we choose to, have to, or want to do them. From taking care of ourselves to hanging out with friends, it's all about how we spend our
Steamrollers are great for children seeking proprioceptive sensory input! Proprioception is the sense that allows us to perceive our body's position, movement, and orientation. Crawling through the steamroller provides deep pressure input to help wit
Join us & the Indiana Occupational Therapy Association for an AOTA approved CEU - Sensory Processing & Environmental Modification. Tonight 4/9 from 6:30-8:00 PM CST. Sign up NOW! https://inota.com/event-5669581
We love foam pits! They provide a great way for children to jump, crash, and bury themselves for vestibular and proprioceptive sensory input. The soft foam cubes also provide tactile input! Foam pits make sensory regulation and play fun!🤩 #SENSEati
Spring is here! 🌼🌿🌦 Spring is a wonderful time to create a sensory garden. Sensory gardens can benefit individuals of all ages, especially those with sensory processing disorder. Sensory gardens are designed to stimulate our senses and provide sa
Bedtime can be challenging for many children, especially those with sensory differences. Adapting the environment and creating a sensory-friendly bedtime routine can help! Swipe to learn more! 🛏 💤 #SENSEationalSpaces #sensory #sensoryfriendly #bed
Painting is a great way to enhance fine motor skills, spatial awareness, and hand-eye coordination. Additionally, it can be used to experience new sensory input through tactile and visual input. Painting may also help with sensory regulation and prov
Happy Occupational Therapy Month! 🎉 At SENSE-ational Spaces, we're all about bringing joy to our sensory space transformations! Passion fuels our work, but we're also big believers in enjoying the playful moments. We're so grateful for your support
Does your child avoid hair brushing? Hair brushing is a hygiene task that involves many sensory systems. Many children (and adults!) experience discomfort or distress when it’s time to brush their hair. Children with sensory processing disorder
Sensory overload occurs when an individual receives more sensory input than their sensory system can process, leading to stress, anxiety, or meltdowns. This can make navigating public spaces challenging. Swipe to learn more about sensory overload and
Some children may have difficulties identifying, understanding, or regulating their emotions. The Zones of Regulation is a visual tool for helping children better understand their emotions. 🟢🔵🟡🔴 The four Zones - green, blue, yellow, and red -