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A Selected Range of Sensory Lights to Aid Health and Wellbeing
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MSE
(Multi-Sensory Environment)
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Sensory lights are a key element of any sensory room or multi-sensory environment and can be used alongside other sensory equipment to encourage relaxation and promote intellectual activity. Benefits of a multi-sensory environment include:

  • Helping development of thoughts, intelligence, and social skills.
  • Increasing concentration, focusing attention, improved alertness.
  • Reducing aggressive behaviour.
  • Can lead to non-responsive patients becoming communicative.
  • The opportunity for people with cognitive impairments and other challenging condions to enjoy and control a variety of sensory experiences.

Lights

Conditions this is useful for: Autism, Brain Trauma, Downs Syndrome.
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DISTRACTION & RELAXATION
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  • Allows users to focus on the changing light patterns as opposed to the physical pain and discomfort from medical conditions, or painful physiotherapy.
  • Also acts as a distraction for those suffering with mental health issues as it can help clear the head by concentrating on the shifting light patterns.
  • Alongside aromatherapy, sensory lights can also be used as a relaxation technique. Different colours enhance different moods; blue is very calm and relaxing as are violets and greens.
  • For those suffering with Insomnia, or Epilepsy, using lights like the space projector can safely regulate sleeping patterns.

Lights

Conditions this is useful for: Chronic Pain, Brain Trauma, Mental Health Issues, Autism, Seizures (Epilepsy), Insomnia, Dementia, Light sensitivity, ADHD, Downs Syndrome.
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VISUAL STIMULATION
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  • Colourful lights and ever-changing shapes can help stimulate the visual sensory system.
  • Sensory lights can activate different perception areas to support overall development for those that are neurologically impaired.
  • Gives users an awareness of the surrounding world in a safe and calming environment.

Lights

Conditions this is useful for: Autism, Brain Trauma, Dementia, Light sensitivity, Downs Syndrome.
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SOFT LIGHT
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  • Gentle lighting that will not hurt the eyes of those with photosensitivity to light.
  • Harsh lighting can often hurt the eyes of those suffering from Autism if they are hyper-sensitive to light. Soft lighting is not painful, and items like the space projector and lava lamps provide soft lighting.

Lights

Conditions this is useful for: Autism, Light Sensitivity, Brain Trauma, Chronic Pain, Seizures (Epilepsy), Insomnia, Dementia.
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EYE TRACKING
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  • The changing lava shapes provide a point of focus, this helps with eye tracking work to improve visual development.
  • Moving projections and lava lamps are great for visual tracking work.

Lights

Conditions this is useful for: Autism, Brain Trauma.
 
 
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