Device Description
The Sensory Regulation and Engagement Kit is designed to provide soothing, engaging sensory experiences that support self-regulation, attention, and meaningful interaction. The kit includes the rechargeable sensory light, sensory activity board, light-up busy board, sensory sleeve and breathing buddy.
This kit combines visual, tactile, and movement-based sensory tools to promote calm engagement, reduce sensory overload, and encourage purposeful exploration across a wide range of ages and abilities.
The items in this kit offer predictable, gentle sensory input that can help individuals feel grounded, engaged, and relaxed in home, care, or therapeutic environments.
This kit can be used during structured activity time or as part of daily routines to support emotional regulation and sensory needs.
The kit may be used:
- During transitions or periods of agitation;
- As a calming activity before bedtime or rest;
- For focused sensory breaks during the day;
- As a shared engagement activity between caregivers and individuals;
- In therapy, respite care, or adult day settings.
Items can be rotated based on sensory preferences to prevent overstimulation and maintain engagement.
This kit may benefit individuals across the lifespan, including those:
- with Autism who benefit from predictable, calming sensory input;
- with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia who benefit from visual stimulation, tactile engagement, and familiar repetitive actions;
- with sensory processing differences;
- with anxiety, attention challenges, or cognitive disabilities;
- who benefit from low-demand, hands-on sensory activities.
Caregiver benefits include:
- Reduced need for constant redirection during sensory-seeking behaviors;
- Opportunities for calm, shared interaction without high cognitive demand;
- Support for de-escalation during periods of restlessness or agitation;
- Flexible use across different environments and times of day;
- By supporting regulation and engagement, the kit can help create moments of calm for both the individual and the caregiver.