Translations:Sensory-Friendly Environments/6/en

A common misunderstanding treats sensory sensitivity as fragility or as an unwillingness to participate. In practice it describes a difference in threshold, not in interest. Another misunderstanding assumes that a sensory-friendly space must be silent, dim, and empty. What is generally described in accessibility discussions is control and predictability: adjustable rather than fixed conditions, and a room where a person can find a quieter corner, lower a light, step outside briefly, or know in advance what the setting will be like.