The Importance of Calm Spaces in the Classroom
Chicago Friends SchoolAt Twenty-One Senses, we help schools, businesses, and families understand the importance of...
Supporting Loud Sounds: Coping with Auditory Sensitivities
By: Jolie Rosenthal, Occupational Therapy Student (OTS), University of New HampshireAs summer progresses, so does the frequency of your child experiencing loud fireworks, roaring...
The Many Smells of Spring – Supporting an Active Sniffer
It is that time of year again when spring is in the air...literally. Often during these spring months, the odors are throughout the air, as trees are budding...
Travel Tips for Tactile Sensitivities
Spring break is coming! For many of us, spring means enjoying the sun over our heads and the sand under our toes. Many sensitive children, however, find trips...
Kids Storytime with Samantha and Friends
Check out this really cool new YouTube channel: Kids Storytime with Samantha and Friends! What makes this channel so great is its unique approach to storytelling and...
Finding Your Calm
Here at Twenty-One Senses, we follow the Attachment, Regulation, and Competency (ARC) framework. Over the next few months, we’ll take a high-level look at each of these concepts...
Sensory Struggles in Winter
Winter is here! For many of us, winter is a time of outdoor play, indoor coziness, and creating memories with family and friends. However, winter can bring a...
Save the Date: GivingTuesday is December 1st!
GivingTuesday is right around the corner!Now more than ever, our communities need us to come together and give back to those who matter to...
Cheers to One Year!
It’s our anniversary!The entire Twenty-One Senses team is thrilled to be celebrating one year of supporting families with sensory issues. We’ve come a long...
Helpful Resources and Products for SPD
At Twenty-One Senses, our mission is also our passion. As parents and caregivers of children with sensory processing issues, we are dedicated to providing resources and support for...
October is SPD Awareness Month!
What is SPD?Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) is a neurological disorder in which sensory information—such as light, sound, or touch—is either undetected or incorrectly processed...
Back To School: When Your Child’s Needs Aren’t Being Met
A few weeks ago, we talked about ways to be proactive, flexible, and collaborative when advocating for your child’s special needs at the start of the school year. Now...