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Sensory Stimulation for Seniors

Awaken the senses. Ease agitation. Connect without words.

Our sensory stimulation collection brings together tactile, visual, auditory and olfactory products for seniors and people living with dementia. You will find comfort pets and therapy dolls, sensory sleeves and tubes, gel pads, music players and calming lights, all chosen for LTC and retirement homes.

Sensory activities are often the best way to reach residents when words become difficult. A few minutes with a textured sleeve or a rain-sound tube can calm agitation, spark a smile and open a moment of connection between a resident and a caregiver, one-on-one or in a small group.

Every order ships across Canada, and purchase orders from LTC and retirement homes are welcome.

Guide: building a sensory stimulation program

Sensory stimulation reaches people even when speaking becomes difficult. You don't need a full room to start: a few good tools are enough to create moments of calm or engagement in LTC and retirement homes.

Where to start

Touch: textured balls, sensory muffs, gel pads.
Hearing: rain sticks, sound tubes, calming music.
Sight: soft lights, light-up ball, portable bubble tube.
Smell: scent games and aromatherapy.
Comfort: realistic pets, dolls and weighted products.

Calm or engage?

For an agitated person, favour soft sounds, dimmed lights and objects to hold. For an apathetic person, use colours, varied textures, familiar scents and well-known music. Watch the reactions and adjust.

Toward a multisensory room

As your program grows, a multisensory room with bubble tubes, an ambient projector and interactive panels offers a dedicated space. These projects are quoted individually and can be funded through grants.

Frequently asked questions

What is sensory stimulation for seniors?

It uses objects that engage touch, sight, hearing and smell to capture attention, soothe or energize. It is especially helpful for people with cognitive impairments, for whom verbal communication becomes difficult.

Which products should I start with?

Gel pads and gel aquariums, sensory tubes, sensory muffs and the Everyday Scents kit are great starting points. The Sensory Stimulation Set combines several of these tools, with or without a multi-purpose cart.

Can you help set up a complete multisensory room?

Yes. For a Snoezelen or multisensory room (bubble tubes, ambient projector, wall panel, inmu cushions, maestro), see our Innovations collection and request a quote: pricing depends on the space and your facility's needs.

Can grants help fund sensory equipment?

Several programs can help facilities and organizations fund this type of equipment. See our Grants page or contact customer service for guidance.

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