Aspergers Syndrome (ASP)

Aspergers Syndrome is a lifelong developmental disability like other conditions on the autism spectrum. It affects the way people interact with others around them, and how they perceive the world around them. Autism and Aspergers are more common in the UK than people realise with around 700,000 people living with Autism.

A profound effect can be noticed when individuals with Aspergers Syndrome (ASP) regularly experience scheduled time in a multi-sensory environment.  Living in a bubble, lack of innate social skills and difficulty with communication is common amongst those living on the autism spectrum.

Yet spending regular time in a room with softened lights, projected images, fibre optics and bubble tubes in addition to digital sound and aromatherapy can filter much of the incoming extraneous sensory information allowing such individuals the ability to organize and often begin to communicate and integrate information.

Sensory products are carefully designed and selected to maximize the benefits of each experience and thereby reduce anxiety, extraneous movements and sensory blockage while encouraging communication, speech and socialization.