Sensory stimulation
Choose features such as touch, vibration, movement, or sound based on the person's preferences.
Digital therapy animals and tactile aids can provide a clear, predictable activity for people who appreciate touch, rhythm, sound, or a familiar animal.
There is no product that suits everyone. Introduction and follow-up need to be tailored individually.
Choose features such as touch, vibration, movement, or sound based on the person's preferences.
The product can serve as a common focus in meetings between users, staff, and relatives.
Recognizable reactions and a clear routine can provide structure in everyday life. The response varies between products.
We help the organization choose a reasonable initial selection without promising effects that cannot be verified for the individual.
Evidence-based answers about personalization, testing, and support.
There is no one-size-fits-all option. Start with the individual's sensory preferences, motor skills, interests, and tolerance for sound, movement, and touch.
Give the person plenty of time with one product and observe their response. Adjust the routine before introducing more products. Contact us for help choosing an initial product.
Yes. We can combine the product selection with training or guidance on implementation, routines, and follow-up.
Describe the target group, number of guests, and intended use, and we will get back to you with a concrete plan.